Adobe & HTML - A new site by Adobe to talk about the work they’re doing for the web.
Get Some Chrome for Your Ice Cream Sandwich
Unsurprisingly, no Flash support.
One hour of video gets uploaded to YouTube every second of every day.
Brilliant demonstration of responsive web design.
Try it on different devices, or simply resize your desktop’s browser.
Flash in the (Toilet) Pan.
Good news for batteries everywhere.
CSS Shader - Flash-derived technology from Adobe designed to make HTML5 better. Submitted to the W3C.
Via: Daring Fireball
Somehow, the idea that ‘users don’t scroll’ didn’t manage to die with Facebook and Twitter’s newsfeeds.
It’s never been a lack of ability of users to scroll, it’s been your lack of ability to get them to scroll. As Tufte likes to say, that’s ‘a failure of design’.
Here’s VW with a great example of keeping a user engaged in your story as they scroll vertically. It’s similar in essence to Nike’s site I posted about back in January. My pal, Mr. Vogler, also suggested this.
Sencha Animator a desktop application for Mac, Windows, and Linux that allows you to create CSS3 Animations for WebKit browsers.
- Demos here: KickFu iPhone game, Museum of Science interactive ad.
- 30-day free trial here: Sencha Animator
