Well, it looks like I haven’t written since April 17th; completely unacceptable. I wanted to post some slides of my recent presentation, and get in writing what I would like to do with this blog in the near future. Read more…
Modernizr: Your ticket to using HTML5 and CSS3
I first learned about modernizr on Andy Clarke’s post “What does browser testing mean today” where he discusses among other things his thoughts on why websites don’t need to be experienced the same in every browser. Modernizr is a javascript library that detects what html5 and css3 attributes a browser supports. The library is only 3.9kb in size and for the most part detects features rather than detecting which browser the visitor is using. Ask ppk why this is a good thing. Read more…