Diigo Bookmarks 03/26/2014

2014年3月26日 著

• Content-out Layout · An A List Apart Article

  "Enter ratios, which architects, sculptors, and book designers have all used in their work to help set the tone for their compositions, and to scale their material from sketch to final build. We can apply a similar process on the web by focusing on the tone and shape of our content first, then working outward to design fluid, ratio-based grid systems that invite harmony between content, layout, and screen."

  tags: webdesign

• Title CSS: A Simple Approach to CSS Class Naming

  "As BEM, SMACSS, and OOCSS would suggest, it is important to keep the blocks or modules small. There are performance and maintainability benefits to include only elements that are closely related to the Title class."

  tags: css

• Layout in Flipboard for Web and Windows — Flipboard Engineering

  "A designer’s guidelines for page balance and harmony can be nuanced, so we simply represent these guidelines as example layouts, building up a tree of possible full layout options, much like a tree of valid chess moves."

  tags: webdesign

• CSUN 2014 Annual Legal Digital Accessibility Update - Law Office of Lainey Feingold - Law Office of Lainey Feingold

  "It covers legal developments in digital and information accessibility law between March 2013 and today. (Which means there are important legal accessibility developments we didn’t touch on, such as the 2012 ruling in National Association of the Deaf v. Netflix.)"

  tags: accessibility

• Responsive-Design Intranets with Smart Content Prioritization

  "Since designers are able to choose how and where the content and features should appear on each device, a responsive intranet can create the best possible UX for employees no matter which device they are using."

  tags: rwd

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