All articles relating to mobile design and development.
Following my previous reflective journal and production diary, here is the journal and diary for the 12-16th February. Monday 12th … Continue reading “Reflective Journal and Production Diary – 12-16th February 2018”
Following my previous journal, here is the journal for the 5-9th February. Monday 5th February 2018 No morning session today, … Continue reading “Reflective Journal and Production Diary – 5-9th February 2018”
Following my previous journal, here is my reflective journal for the 29th January-2nd February 2018. Monday 29th January 2018 Today I … Continue reading “Reflective Journal – 29th January-2nd February 2018”
Following my previous journal, here is my reflective journal for the 22nd-26th January 2018. Monday 22nd January 2018 Still no … Continue reading “Reflective Journal – 22nd-26th January 2018”
How does YouTube know which video to recommend for you, Google know which search results are most relevant to you … Continue reading “Web Analytics and Bulma CSS Framework”
Here’s some more mobile web design. In the past I’ve done mobile web design using media queries which was… interesting, … Continue reading “Is disregarding older browsers a furtive move? No – so let’s step into the present and code with Furtive!”
A user journey can be used to show how a user can interact with your app or website and the … Continue reading “The importance of the User Journey”
Recently I investigated using Media Queries in CSS to create a mobile-friendly website. I had varying degrees of success with … Continue reading “Getting the first boot through the door with Bootstrap”
‘Responsive design’ and ‘fluid design’ have been somewhat of a buzzword lately, with designers left, right and centre thinking about … Continue reading “Easily create responsive designs using Media Query in CSS… but is it too good to be true?”
Maybe they’re not sins, rather areas to think about, but this was an interesting article I was reading that relates … Continue reading “The ‘7 Sins’ of User Experience Design”