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Web Page (Store) A Guide to Animated GIFs in Email | Litmus

Email marketers are always trying to improve their campaigns—through the use of copy, design, and images. They are always on the lookout for something to set them apart from the rest of the inbox and draw attention to their emails—enticing readers to click through and care about their message.
Kevin Bransard · Front End Development JCMS · on 4/4/14 at 10:03 AM

Web Page (Store) Stay up to date with Enterprise Mode for Internet Explorer 11

Many businesses are experiencing tension between today’s Web apps and services—which may require modern standards like HTML5 and CSS3—and older Web apps and services, designed for older versions of Internet Explorer. Legacy apps often represent a significant investment and have long, multi-year lifecycles, effectively making these customers dependent on an older version of Internet Explorer until they can upgrade these Web apps to modern Web standards. Introduced in 2009, Internet Explorer 8 was the first browser available on Windows 7 and included innovative features like Compatibility View for older Web sites. Because it also ran on Windows XP, many customers and developers chose to standardize on Internet Explorer 8 to help ease the migration to Windows 7. According to Net Applications, Internet Explorer 8 still has more than 20% of the desktop browser market share; despite the fact that IE9, IE10, and IE11 have superseded IE8, many customers still rely on Internet Explorer 8 to run their business. By providing better backward compatibility for Internet Explorer 8, Internet Explorer 11 with Enterprise Mode is intended to help break this dependency and provide the best of both worlds: A modern, up-to-date browser that helps customers extend their existing investments in older Web apps.
Jean-Phillipe Encausse · Front End Development JCMS · on 4/3/14 at 11:52 AM

Web Page (Store) Isotope v2 released

Responsive web design RequireJS Bower, Component(1), Browserify jsFiddle & CodePen When Isotope v1 was released three years ago, these things either weren’t on the map or didn’t even exist. Front-end development has made incredible leaps since then. Isotope v1 was designed to be at the cutting edge of front-end technology, but it eventually felt like it was being left behind by its own environment. With this big version 2 upgrade, Isotope is back in front. Isotope v2 big features include: Responsive web design with element sizing options AMD support for RequireJS Vanilla JavaScript. jQuery no longer required. Integrated Masonry features like stamp option and centering with isFitWidth
Kevin Bransard · Front End Development JCMS · on 3/31/14 at 6:58 PM

Web Page (Store) La tête dans le Flux ! - Découvertes, revirements et prédictions…

Découvertes, revirements et prédictions... Il y a un peu plus d'un an, je découvrais les Préprocesseurs CSS. Il y a un an, presque jour pour jour, j'ai confié que je ne trouvais pas vraiment d'intérêt...
Kevin Bransard · Front End Development JCMS · on 3/28/14 at 3:55 PM

Web Page (Store) Content-out Layout · An A List Apart Article

Grids serve well to divide up a predefined canvas and guide how content fits onto a page, but when designing for the web's fluid nature, we need something more responsive. Enter ratios, which architects, sculptors, and book designers have all used in their work to help set the tone for their compositions, and to scale their material from sketch to final build. Designers can apply a similar process on the web by focusing on the tone and shape of our content first, then working outward to design fluid, ratio-based grid systems that invite harmony between content, layout, and screen. Nathan Ford takes the next step toward more sophisticated, content-focused layouts on the web.
Kevin Bransard · Front End Development JCMS · on 3/28/14 at 12:02 PM

Web Page (Store) What You May Not Know About the Z-Index Property - Tuts+ Web Design Article

The z-index property in CSS seems simple enough, but there's a lot to discover beneath the surface if you really want to understand how it works. In this tutorial we'll clarify the inner workings of z-index, by looking at stacking contexts and a few practical examples. | Tags: HTML/CSS
Kevin Bransard · Front End Development JCMS · on 3/27/14 at 3:58 PM

Web Page (Store) Automating Layouts Bring Flipboard’s Magazine Style To Web And Windows | TechCrunch

Good layout design frames a story and impacts how you are informed by the content. For example, in the hallways of Sports Illustrated, editors hang up every page of the print edition to be reviewed and manually tweaked before publication.
Kevin Bransard · Front End Development JCMS · on 3/24/14 at 10:20 AM

Web Page (Store) Chrome DevTools for Mobile: Screencast and Emulation - HTML5 Rocks

Developing for mobile should be just as easy as it is developing for desktop. We've been working hard in the Chrome DevTools to make things easier for you and it's time to unveil some new features that should dramatically improve your mobile web development. First up, remote debugging and then we'll unveil proper mobile emulation.
Kevin Bransard · Front End Development JCMS · on 3/21/14 at 10:48 AM