Design

Sometimes you need to apply CSS rules to deal with Webkit browsers such as Safari and Chrome. One example: sometimes non-standard fonts rendered using @font-face or an embed service such as Typekit or Google webfonts display thinner than on other browsers. You can deal with this using a media query: @media screen and (-webkit-min-device-pixel-ratio:0) { […]

This is actually an email response I sent to a friend who was asking about this sort of thing. It kind of complements Richard’s blog post below. There are a number of programs out there to make the life of people designing websites much easier. Choosing the right one depends on what kind of website […]

Interesting blog entry about how viewers read a screen. What I learned from Eye Tracking Using an eye tracking programme the video plots how people scan across a screen. Often people go quickly from one thing to the next. There is little evidence of people actually reading the text. Most people are scanning for a […]