Changing web page title example, Firefox browser, multiple tabs, active vs inactive states

Don’t Forget to Read This…

This clever, lit­tle touch to the brows­er tab got my attention.

Net Neutrality Comments

There are some gems in the FCC’s pub­lic com­ments on net neu­tral­i­ty. The Verge pulls them togeth­er in col­or­ful, info­graph­ic fun.

Moqups - HTML5 app for wireframes, mockups, and prototypes

Moqups — Another HTML5 App for Wireframing

After my post the other day about wireframe.cc, I received a new fol­low­er on Twitter by the han­dle @moqups. That led me to their web­site and it impressed me. I’m still lean­ing towards wireframe.cc because of it’s min­i­mal­ism. I like to have the bones and blocks, then move to cod­ing a work­ing pro­to­type. I would Read More > >

RSS Feed Zero

I final­ly sat down today and tack­led my back­log of RSS feeds. There were over 1300 items that have been pil­ing up because of a con­fer­ence and mov­ing. After read­ing head­lines and sort­ing through the riff-raff, I have for you the gems of the last week.

Wireframe.cc

I played around with a rather nice wire-framing tool today. I like that it adds just enough pol­ish over my hand scrib­bled mock­ups but is still fast and easy to work with.

Hacking CSS Specificity

Harry Roberts at CSS Wizardry has some great tips about hack­ing CSS speci­fici­ty up or down depend­ing on what you’re try­ing to do. It’s a good rule of thumb to start as least spe­cif­ic as pos­si­ble and only cre­ate more spe­cif­ic selec­tors when you have to.

Lego Lettering by Alice Lee

As a kid who always had Lego sets on my Christmas list — and imme­di­ate­ly put them togeth­er first thing Christmas morn­ing — this “hack” absolute­ly made my day. There’s also a fun time lapse of the construction.