Book Detail :
Paperback : 157 Pages
Language : English
File Size : 6 Mb | File Format : PDF
Language has magical properties. The word “glamour” which was originally a synonym for magic or spell-casting has its origins in the word “grammar.” Of all the capabilities of
language, the act of naming is the most magical and powerful of all.
The short history of web design has already shown us the transformative power of
language. Jeffrey Zeldman gave us the term “web standards” to rally behind. Jesse James Garrett changed the nature of interaction on the web by minting the
word “Ajax.”
When Ethan Marcotte coined the term “responsive web design” he conjured up something special. The technologies existed already: fluid grids, flexible images, and media queries. But Ethan united these techniques under a single banner, and in so doing changed the way we think about web design.
If you’re hoping for a collection of tricks and tips for adding a little bit of superficial flair to the websites that you build, then keep looking, my friend. This little beauty operates at a deeper level.
When you’ve finished reading this book (and that won’t take very long) take note of how you approach your next project.
About The Author :
Ethan Marcotte (http://ethanmarcotte.com) is a versatile designer/developer whose work demonstrates a passion for the intersection of quality code and compelling design. A resident of Cambridge, Massachusetts, Ethan is fortunate to have worked with such clients as New York Magazine, Stanford University, the Sundance Film Festival, and the W3C. More fun facts: Ethan has a blog (http:// unstoppablerobotninja.com), and blathers incessantly on Twitter (@beep). Also, he is tall.
Ethan is a contributing author and technical editor at A List Apart, the magazine for people who make websites. He is also a popular educator, and has been a featured speaker at An Event Apart, the SXSW Interactive Festival, Future of Web Design, and AIGA’s In Control conference.
An experienced author, Ethan collaborated with Happy Cog founder Jeffrey Zeldman on the third edition of Designing with Web Standards (New Riders, 2009), the classic title that sits on every savvy designer’s bookshelf. Additionally, he acted as a contributing author to Handcrafted CSS (New Riders, 2009), Web Standards Creativity (friends of ED, 2007) and Professional CSS (Wrox, 2005).
Responsive Web Design is Ethan’s first solo book, and he’s pretty darn excited about that. He’d like to thank you for reading it.
Contents :
chapter 1
Our Responsive Web
chapter 2
The Flexible Grid
chapter 3
Flexible Images
chapter 4
Media Queries
chapter 5
Becoming Responsive
Acknowledgements
Resources
References
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