Google Analytics and the Retina Display
A quick and simple post with a helpful little script to track site visitors who have a high pixel density display — retina or otherwise.
Written by Andy Rossi
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Breakpoint Checking in Javascript with CSS User Values
With a fire lit under us from one Jeremy Keith, we present a way to check for media query breakpoints in JavaScript without using matchMedia or onResize events – including the passing of user-defined strings. Keen!
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Helpful Sass Mixins
Pull up a stool while Professor Rossi drops some Sass knowledge all up in here.
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The Case For a Unit Tag
The unit tag could be a helpful addition to the HTML5 spec.
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"File, New..."
Andy explains the value in starting over with a blank slate.
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Quick and Dirty Prototyping
Prototyping is a great way to visually describe how a concept will play out in a final product. Not only is it easy to do, it’s fairly quick.
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"Silence" or "How To Unplug"
The more tools you have at your disposal, the easier it becomes to complete a project. Cars can’t be repaired solely with a flat head screwdriver; houses can’t be built with only a hammer in your hand. More tools are needed for your capabilities to be complete. But when it comes to digital toolsets, things might have the opposite effect.
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Useful ExpressionEngine 2 Add-Ons for New Installs
Since we started using ExpressionEngine more frequently on web projects, we realized that we had to find a set of useful add-ons that should be a staple for every installation we complete. Here is that list.
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Iterative Design
Iterative design is not just a one man show. It’s a see-saw process that will add balance to any project.
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