Beyond the mobile web

How do we go about creating the next generation web sites?

Letting Go

On design in a time of disruption.

Pragmatic Responsive Design

Presentation at Breaking Development 2011.

There is no “Android”

A snapshot of 500 Android screen sizes on EU site.

The “trouble” with Android

The Android ecosystem and its implications.

The “trouble” with Ice Cream Sandwich

Micro-managing the web experience on devices?

On designing content-out

A response to Zeldman and others.

A plea for progressive enhancement

Responsive design is not enough.

An introduction to the Yiibu Profile tool

A toolkit for server-and-client-side device profiling.

Viewports all the way down…

Device diversity isn’t going away.

Mobile users don’t do that

The conversation often starts like this…

The Best Browser is the One You Have with You

Communication in an increasingly diverse and demanding environment.

Reset the Web

A brief stroll into our past and our future.

It’s about the content stupid

HTML5 is awesome, but surfing a PDF can be better.

Bento

Server-side content adaptation based on device features.

“Still in shock. Microsoft Word converted what should be 62 lines of HTML to 3027 lines of HTML, CSS and proprietary XML something-or-other.”

Everything old is new again

Designing for the future.

Vexing Viewports

The trouble with pixels.

“Note to self: clapping while holding an iPhone is interpreted as lots and lots of undo gestures :-p”

Designing for diversity

How to stop worrying and embrace the Android revolution.

Beyond progressive enhancement

Extending the user experience to the real world.

“‘We don't care about the desktop UX , this is a mobile project’ …clearly you don't care much about users or overall business goals either.”

Android design stencils for Adobe Illustrator

Vector components for use in wireframes, mockups and presentations.

The Emerging Global Web

Fascinating services that are re-shaping the web.

“Bit by bit, content is atomizing. Contextualised. Distributed. Mostly mobile. Shared through Social. When will we stop building ‘sites’?”

Imagining the physical web

“Some people say the web is dying, but I believe it’s just getting started.”

Imagining the physical web

“Some people say the web is dying, but I believe it’s just getting started.”

Exploring the physical web

On-demand interaction with physical things using no more than a browser.

The internet of things is for people

Pathways between the web and the physical world.

The Internet of Things is for People

Let’s shift the conversation away from things and back to people.

Rethinking the creative web

Our journey to reimagine ‘web publishing’ for the social web.

Regulate the web

Open protocols and ideals don’t guarantee an open web.