
This is where @beep curates link-y things about responsive design. He also wrote two books on the topic: https://xitter.cf/t.co/8XU1BNnaIw
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Happy new year! 🎉 Want to learn responsive design? Or the basics of CSS Grid? Check out my online class, which comes with a free 2-month @skillshare trial! skl.sh/beep
no it’s cool i’ve just got something in my eye, it’s very dusty in here xitter.cf/scottjehl/status/14073…
It’s true! Happy eleventh birthday, responsive design! xitter.cf/WebDesignMuseum/status…
Happy 11th Birthday Responsive Web Design! On May 25, 2010, web designer Ethan Marcotte published an article entitled "Responsive Web Design" in the online magazine A List Apart. webdesignmuseum.org/web-desi…
#WebDesignHistory
I’ve often said testing your responsive designs in landscape mode is one of the fastest ways to highlight design issues, especially vertical ones. Here’s a wonderful example of that in action: xitter.cf/stommepoes/status/1390…
Replying to @stommepoes
So what happened?
The page was built for mobile responsiveness. Portrait-mode only, of course.
Developers, CHECK YOUR MOBILE STYLES IN LANDSCAPE PLEASE. Use CSS media queries to unstick sticky shit.

ALT Two screenshots: the top one shows the page from the thread while zoomed in. Keyboard focus is on a link or button somewhere since "javascript;;" is visible in the lower-right corner, and only a line of text of the article is visible. The rest of the viewport is filled with sticky stuff about the website, not the article. The bottom screenshot shows the page at the same zoom level but now oriented to portrait (viewport is taller than wide). Now the sticky stuff takes up maybe only a fifth of the screen real estate and most of the page is the article text.
Related: here’s an older post from @TrentWalton, on tuning type sizes with a vertical media query: trentwalton.com/2012/01/11/v…
At long, long last, there’s real movement on container queries. And that’s incredibly exciting.
Here’s @una with how you can start experimenting with CQs today! xitter.cf/Una/status/13754199677…
🚨 An experimental flag for container queries (@container) just hit Chrome Canary!
Yes, seriously!
Go to: chrome://flags in your URL bar and turn on enable-container-queries to try it out.
Here's a demo to help you see how they work (w/flag in Canary): codepen.io/una/pen/LYbvKpK
one day i will get the VIEWPORT SIZE IS NOT A PROXY FOR DEVICE DETECTION knuckle tattoos i keep talking about
i just need more knuckles xitter.cf/feather/status/1371511…
This is an impossibly exciting new project from @robweychert, but WOW it is ALSO a really beautifully-made piece of responsive design! 😍😍😍 plusequals.art/
“80% of all digital minutes are on mobile.”
If your team or organization hasn’t adopted a mobile-first mindset, now would be a *fantastic* time to start.
xitter.cf/smashingmag/status/136…
🔥 The State Of Mobile in 2021.
– 80% of all digital minutes are on mobile
– Avg. consumer upgrades their phone every 2 years
– In the US phone replacement cycle is 33 months
– 84.8% of all shipped phones are Androids.
Jump to all details:
smashingmagazine.com/2021/03…
i said it back then, and i still believe every word of it xitter.cf/abookapart/status/1367…
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behold, a photo of Yours Truly from 2010, giving the talk that coined the phrase “responsive web design”
while looking as though i’d never seen this slide before 🤔 xitter.cf/acolangelo/status/1364…
(thanks for uncovering this, @acolangelo! so glad you were there!)
Responsive Design retweeted
HTML Video Sources Should Be Responsive css-tricks.com/html-video-so…
We used to have the ability to create responsive, viewport-aware videos, but it was removed.
I think @scottjehl is right: responsive videos should be restored in HTML, and expanded. xitter.cf/scottjehl/status/13497…
Oh my goodness, I *love* this. Thanks so much, @gabrielvaldivia! xitter.cf/gabrielvaldivia/status…
Replying to @gabrielvaldivia
“ethan, what’s your favorite responsive design,” they will ask me
“i love them all,” i’ll reply
but i’ll know
i’ll know it’s secretly this one nytimes.com/interactive/2020…
i’ll *know*
I’m pretty sure @hicksdesign’s was the first responsive site I remember seeing after the original article was published. Unsurprisingly, Jon’s new portfolio site is a responsive *stunner* hicks.design/
oh HELLO xitter.cf/chriscoyier/status/132…
Uncle @davatron5000 and I have a chat about the (very exciting, very not-definitive) movements on container queries (!!!) shoptalkshow.com/439/
And also Dave tells me about 900 things I didn't know about mechanical keyboards.















