Diigo Bookmarks 06/15/2013

2013年6月15日 著

• POP - Prototyping on Paper | iPhone App Prototyping Made Easy

  "Import your sketches by taking a picture. POP automatically adjust brightness and contrast to make sure your sketches are legible and clear."

  tags: ia apps

• Opt out of PRISM, the NSA’s global data surveillance program - PRISM BREAK

  "Stop reporting your online activities to the American government with these free alternatives to proprietary software."

  tags: apps

• Meeting summary from W3C Automotive Business Group, Tokyo face to face - W3C Blog

  "The W3C Automotive Business Group has just completed our second face-to-face meeting in Tokyo on Wednesday, May 29 2013. This meeting was a great success, with active discussion from over 30 participants related to the automotive industry in one way or another"

  tags: w3c event

• Accessibility for mobile | Tutorial | .net magazine

  "Alastair Campbell explains how you can help make it easier for people with disabilities to access your websites and native apps on mobile"

  tags: mobile accessibility

• An extract from Designing Atoms and Elements — Stuff & Nonsense, And All That Malarkey

  "Whereas the layout’s arrangement of components will undoubtably be different across screen sizes, the design of those same components will almost certainly transcend (damn, I hate that word) layout."

  tags: webdesign

• IE 10 Specific Styles | CSS-Tricks

  "Conditional comments are gone in IE 10. That's good. IE 10 is a very good browser. Feature detection is a better way to go in nearly all cases. But what if you find some styling situation where you absolutely need to target IE 10? I guess you'll have to do this."

  tags: css ie

• Now websites can send push notifications — not just apps » Nieman Journalism Lab

  "At least on the new version of OS X. Untying news alerts from apps is a small step towards a more sophisticated, customizable real-time system for connecting news to the readers who want it."

  tags: webdesign

• Atomic Design

  "interfaces are made up of smaller components. This means we can break entire interfaces down into fundamental building blocks and work up from there. That’s the basic gist of atomic design."

  tags: webdesign

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