We love to improve, and we’re pretty obsessed with continually improving our build process. Rob and Ethan explain how we built the templates for Lenovo (Australia) using SMACSS techniques.

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• Case Studies
• Process

Methods that rely on third-parties that don’t handle exceptions make for sad unicorns. Let Rob Tarr explain how to make your unicorns happy with better exception handling.

Almost all of our projects have an element of HTML/CSS/JS templating. The pursuit of a better project starting point is never-ending, and we feel we’ve taken a big step forward during the Sparkbox web rebuild.

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• Building in the Open
• Process

There’s an ongoing debate in the responsive web design community — do users resize their browser windows or not? Rob Tarr has written a little JavaScript snippet that sends browser resize events to Google Analytics. Some data for the debate!

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• JavaScript

The jQuery UI datepicker and client-side form validation often don’t play well together. Rob Tarr offers workarounds on how you can make peace between them.

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• JavaScript

Is your RWD tool belt feeling a little light? You’re probably missing the right JavaScript. Rob Tarr has just what you may be looking for.

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• JavaScript

Rob Tarr is on a mission. Destination: proper numeric keyboard.

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• HTML

Rob and Rob spent a thrilling day practicing code, and they came back with a cache of GitHub goodness.

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• Code Testing

Rob Tarr shares about detecting postion:fixed in the browser—trying to find a solution that will work with iOS 4.

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• JavaScript

We needed a small, light-weight, cross-browser color picker. So we built one with canvas and a little JavaScript.

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• JavaScript