For your pleasure:
Jason Grigsby: The Immobile Web
Jason Grigsby (@grigs) discusses the next frontier: web-enabled televisions. Key points from this important BDConf speech transcribed by Brad Frost. With Slideshare video.
Jeremy Keith: Secret Src
As usual, Jeremy Keith is the cluefullest person in the room when it comes to the sexual politics of HTML5.
Context Free Patent Art
Just like it says.
Creative Bloq: Ten Questions for Jeffrey Zeldman
“If you’re complaining about IE in 2012, the problem isn’t Internet Explorer … it’s your job. But you can fix that.” One of several nuggets that emerge from my interview with the new design magazine.
Lea Verou: The top 8 web standards myths debunked
Just like it says.
Double Vision – Global Trends in Tablet and Smartphone Use while Watching TV
“Whether to check email or to look up program or product information, using a tablet or smartphone while watching TV is more common than not according to a Q4 2011 Nielsen survey of connected device owners in the U.S., U.K., Germany and Italy. In the U.S., 88 percent of tablet owners and 86 percent of smartphone owners said they used their device while watching TV at least once during a 30-day period. For 45 percent of tablet-tapping Americans, using their device while watching TV was a daily event, with 26 percent noting simultaneous TV and tablet use several times a day. U.S. smartphone owners showed similar dual usage of TV with their phones, with 41 percent saying their use their phone at least once a day while tuned in.”
How we use feature based development to give better quotes
Just like it says.
The Egotistical Puppet King & I
The latest CSSquirrel comic takes a jaded view of recent goings-on amidst the framers of HTML5. Alas, it’s even worse than he thinks.
LingsCars.com Gets a Makeover
Well done, Adaptive Path.
