“Mobile users want to see our menu, hours, and delivery number. Desktop users definitely want this 1mb png of someone smiling at a salad.”

“‘We did a big site and an iPhone site. Anything we overlooked?’ ‘That is literally every browsing experience on the planet, sir.’ ‘Ship it.’”

“Might be ’an element in Internet Explorer’ this Halloween. I’ll just stand a foot to the left of where I would normally stand, at all times.”

Move the Web Forward

Wear a beanie today, build the web tomorrow.

“Of all the things I’ve lost, I miss my ability to focus on a single task the most that guy has a weird phone what stop is next I’m hungry.”

Responsive Images: How they Almost Worked and What We Need

The challenge with responsive images.

Responsive Images and Web Standards at the Turning Point

What we can do to move forward.

How we learned to leave default font-size alone and embrace the em

Making a small change to the CSS workflow.

“HTML5, HTML.next, Final HTML III (VI in Japan), Crisis on Infinite HTML, HTMLX² (reboot of XHTML 1.1 Transitional), HTML the Movie: the Game.”

Embeddable comments? Yes, please.

A List Apart lets everyone embed comments.

“I think all web designers can agree that the excitingness of a painting is based heavily on the type and size of the canvas you use.”

WebKit Has Implemented srcset, And It’s A Good Thing

What you need to know.

Responsive Images: 2013 Year-End Update

Current status of responsive image proposals.

“Weird to see so many people so incredibly convinced that they know the exact right way to do something they’re not doing.”

A Q&A on the Picture Element

The latest on the responsive images proposal.

Bringing Responsive Images to Browsers

“The picture element is officially coming to a browser near you.”

Tablesaw: A Flexible Tool for Responsive Tables

Covers many patterns for many projects.

“The greatest trick the Devil ever pulled was convincing us that working with computers means we’re smart.”

Designing for Performance: Can We Have it All?

Strategies, case studies, ideas, and tips.

text-rendering: optimizeLegibility is Decadent and Depraved

Better vs. faster CSS text rendering.

Please Update Picturefill

“If you’re using a version of Picturefill from prior to 2.3.1, please update right away.”

Container Queries: Once More Unto the Breach

“Banish the phrase ‘element queries’ from your vocabulary forever.”

Seeing the Extensible Web Manifesto Through

What it really means to move the open web forward.

What We Wished For

Browser mono-culture: a bitter wish is coming true.