Responsive Enhancement - Speaker Deck

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RESPONSIVE ENHANCEMENT

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I WORK AT SWWWEET.COM HI, I’M @HTMLBOY

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I WORK AT SWWWEET.COM HI, I’M @HTMLBOY

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I’m a web designer & front-end dev

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I’m a web designer & front-end dev DISSAPOINTED

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TOP 10 WEB DESIGN MYTHS

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the Future is high-speed connections everywhere MYTH #1

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flickr.com/photos/potjie/543400371

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MYTH #2 Mobile = Stress Desktop = Relax

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flickr.com/photos/shareski/5453209957

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MYTH #3 We can’t give the full content to mobile devices

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3 or 4 Ferraris are sold every month on eBay's mobile apps.” “ globalmoxie.com/blog/mobile-commerce-belly-flop.shtml

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MYTH #4 Superhardware awesomeness!

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flickr.com/photos/alien-paranoia/4941130941

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MYTH #5 Auto-updated high-tech browsers by default

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flickr.com/photos/mattimattila/5703851562

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MYTH #6 Nobody browses without JS (and we have )

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We don't have any non-JavaScript users” No, all your users are non-JS while they're downloading your JS Jake Archibald “

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MYTH #7 We control the content with JS and CSS

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MYTH #8 We should only care about popular devices

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MYTH #9 Everybody browses full-screen

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MYTH #10 Big = mouse Small = touch

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CHANGING THE WAY WE WORK

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Build always with a FALLBACK

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HTML FALLBACKS Fallback content

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.canvas{ border:10px solid grey; border-color: rgba(0,0,0,.5); } CSS FALLBACKS

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Detect SUPPORT for new & shiny properties

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modernizr.com MODERNIZR .no-cssgradients .button{ background: url(gradient.png); }

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bit.ly/css-supports @SUPPORTS @supports (display:flex) { section { display: flex; } }

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RESPONSIVE web design

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FLEXIBLE GRIDS aside{ width: 38%; margin-left: 2%; float: right; }

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FLEXIBLE IMAGES .img-container img{ max-width:100%; }

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@media all and (max-width:400px){ .aside{ width:100%; margin-left:0; float:left; } } MEDIA QUERIES

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MOBILE FIRST

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One-column Small assets Clear hierarchy

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IE8 != MEDIA QUERIES

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or use respond.js github.com/scottjehl/Respond

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We are reaching the BREAKING POINT

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We can’t use the same CSS & JS everywhere

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RESPONSIVE ENHANCEMENT introducing...

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Instead of just using progressive enhancement to throw in some rounded corners[...], we can apply the same thinking to layout.” Jeremy Keith “

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START WITH THE CONTENT Text Images Links

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LEGACY LAYOUT Let’s call it the

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Consider the LAYOUT as an ENHANCEMENT

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HIDING STYLES @media all and (min-width:1px){ /*styles for browsers with media query support*/ }