Over the last couple of months I’ve had clients request that their Facebook Applications should all be useable on an iPad or other tablets and in some cases mobile phones. I can see their reasoning behind this as there’s a lot of rich content being placed into these tabs/applications and they want to go for a maximum audience.
Read MoreThis has been around for about a week now but it’s an amazing example of HTML5 (with probably a little help from CSS/JQuery too). The Arcade Fire new song “We Used To Wait” has been used as a backdrop to this music video that pulls images from Google Maps and Google Streetview from your own specified hometown.
Read MoreI was reading an article in WebMonkey and they mentioned a great HTML5 Reset set of templates that can be downloaded from HTML5Reset.
Read MoreI found this amazing site yesterday, it was built by a Google employee and demonstrates the power of HTML5 and it’s new features. Combined with CSS and JavaScript techniques HTML5 can be a very powerful. Examples of client-side db storage, new CSS tricks, and new HTML5 tags are just a few examples put forward.
Read MoreThis was in response to an email sent out by our Head of Digital Innovation asking for some feedback to future proofing websites and cross-browser/platform compatibility.
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I’m currently doing a little experiment within Facebook. It involves working out how a user views and interacts with Facebook, and their willingness to share and like content I present to them for the experience of using my content. I’ve built a quiz system using HTML,CSS & JavaScript (jQuery) so that it can be used [...]