Some designers are able to operate in that universe where anything goes, where the practicalities of implementation don’t exist. This can actually be a good thing at the beginning of the creative process; without this no-limit thinking, the design process might yield less creativity. Then again, many designers are fantastic at working within constraints. At […]
Some thoughts on “designing in the browser”
Ever since Andrew Clarke’s presentation The Walls Come Tumbling Down—which is the first time I heard of the term—the idea of “designing in the browser” has increasingly become a point of discussion and debate. As one of those crazies who doesn’t use an image editor (like Photoshop) to create design comps, I’m often lumped into […]
Another approach to responsive scrollable tables
A few days ago, Roger Johansson posted his approach to creating responsive scrollable tables. As as is the case with most of what Roger publishes, I like the approach. I thought I’d share something similar I used on a client project I did earlier this year; an (imperfect) approach that is practically the same as […]