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Responsive web design creates a new set of development demands. How should we best implement complex sites to load quickly and meet the needs of a wide range of devices? Scott Jehl joins Jen Simmons to talk about the South Street toolset and other Filament Group discoveries of best practices.
Links for this episode:
- Scott Jehl - Responsive and Responsible - BD Conf, Sept 2011 on Vimeo
- Scott Jehl, Web Designer/Developer, Boston, MA | Website, Web Application, and User Interface Design and Development
- What we're thinking | Filament Group, Inc., Boston, MA
- Designing with Progressive Enhancement: the book
- Scott Jehl on Github
- Filament Group on Github
- filamentgroup/Southstreet
- 5by5 | The Web Ahead #25: Responsive Images with Mat Marquis
- filamentgroup/enhance
- filamentgroup/eCSSential
- CSS Lint
- Nicole Sullivan | Stubbornella.org
- NASA on Github
- filamentgroup/quickconcat
- The Boston Globe
- filamentgroup/AppendAround
- Move The Web Forward | Guide to getting involved with standards and browser development
- Issues · scottjehl/Device-Bugs
- Cross Browser Testing Tool - BrowserStack
- WebPagetest - Website Performance and Optimization Test
- Steve Souders - High Performance Web Sites
- Scott Jehl (scottjehl) on Twitter
- The Web Ahead (thewebahead) on Twitter
Thanks to the Responsive Web Design Summit for sponsoring this week's show. Use coupon code WEBAHEAD for 20% off registration. Thanks as well to Git Tower. Use coupon code WEBAHEAD10 for 10% off their software.
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