Drag and drop sur le web : exemples et bonnes pratiques. Le drag and drop (ou “glisser-déposer”) s’est immiscé progressivement sur le web. Ce principe d'interaction est ludique et pratique pour l'utilisateur. S'appuyant sur la métaphore de l'interaction dans le monde réel, il est également facile à mémoriser. Cependant, il est parfois difficile d'indiquer la possibilité du drag and drop.
Cet article présente les bonnes pratiques de l'interaction de drag and drop sur le web en suivant la chronologie de l’interaction : l'initiation, le déplacement et la validation. Nous verrons qu'un bon guidage est essentiel tout au long de l'interaction. Initier l'interaction Avant même de concevoir l'interaction de drag and drop, il faut faire comprendre à l’utilisateur qu’il peut faire glisser des éléments. Sur le site Netvibes, seule la modification du curseur indiquait le drag and drop.
Depuis, Netvibes a intégré un tutoriel d’initiation qui apparaît lors de l’inscription au site. Recommandations Guider le déplacement Chez Yahoo! Valider l'action Conclusion. Adrian Sommeling, photographie. Photographe et photo-manipulateur hollandais, Adrian Sommeling travaille dans un registre relativement fun et décalé. Découvrez un extrait de son portfolio dans la suite. Adrian reste assez discret sur sa carrière et sa biographie en général. C’est peut-être un choix, mais peux importe, ce qui nous intéresse principalement ici est son portfolio. Ses portraits mettent en scène très souvent des enfants, mis dans des situations originales et hors du commun. Le tout avec une bonne dose de photomanipulations.
Making of Le photographe propose de décripter son processus créatif en publiant des vidéos sur son site : Le porfolio d’Adrian Sommeling Trop retouché ? Cette entrée a été publiée dans Photographie. LAB! - 3D it! Using CSS 3d to make every website into 3d(kind of). It is a bit buggy but you can bookmark the script to your bookmark bar and have some 3D fun on any websites by one single click! The get offset function is not accurate, it looks weird then the div is too large but it looks alright on most of the sites. Control Change the parameters and see the preview of your customized 3d script: Credit Myself: @EdanKwan Control Panel: dat-gui Images: Cristiano Galbiati, Vivi Rindom, Subhadip Mukherjee, joeymc86 Web Font: Open San by Steve Matteson Comment. 5 Really Useful Responsive Web Design Patterns. Responsive web design requires a very different way of thinking about layout that is both challenging and exciting. The art of layout was already complex enough for the centuries that it was defined by fixed elements, now things are becoming exponentially more complicated as layouts become increasingly adaptive.
To help reprogram your brain to consider layouts in new ways, we’re going to take a look at some interesting responsive design patterns that are being implemented by talented designers all over the web. Starting Small One of the most popular ways that I see responsive design being implemented is to simply assign a fluid width to the columns of content on the page, which become narrower and narrower as the page width decreases until the one major jump to a single column mobile layout.
As you can see, the layout really only goes through a single major transformation. This seems to be how many designers are sticking their proverbial toes in to test the waters of responsive design. Use Gridpak to Roll Your Own Responsive Grid. I love finding free tools that are capable of making my job (and yours) just a little bit easier. The web developer community is positively overflowing with talented people who are more than willing to share their creations with the world while asking nothing in return.
Today we’re going to look at one such tool from Erskine Design called Gridpak. With it we can quickly and easily generate our own responsive grid for building web pages that work well on lots of different screen sizes. It’s a little tricky to implement though so we’ll help you figure out how to set up your styles after you grab the download. This article is part of our series on “looking beyond desktop design”, brought to you in partnership with Heart Internet VPS. Meet Gridpak As I’m sure you know, there can be quite a bit of math involved in creating a simple, non-responsive grid and it becomes much more complex when you start altering that grid at various breakpoints.
The Controls Breakpoint Indicator Moving On The Download. Responsive Web Design: 5 Handy Tips. Tutorial by Matt Doyle | Level: Intermediate | Published on 17 February 2012 Categories: Learn how to improve your responsive website layouts with 5 useful techniques: Hiding content, collapsing content, scaling images, responsive images, and type resizing. In my previous article Responsive Web Design Demystified, I explained the concepts behind responsive web design, and showed how to build a simple responsive layout from the ground up. In this article, you learn five additional techniques that will help you build great responsive layouts.
You'll put each technique into practice as you build on the responsive layout created in the previous article. Here's what you'll learn in this article: Ready? Hiding content In Responsive Web Design Demystified, we looked at ways to reformat page content on smaller screens to make better use of the available screen width. You can hide content by adding the CSS property display: none to the container that you want to hide. Let's look at an example. Summary. Tester son site en responsive web design. BenjaminKeen.com. The ultimate responsive web design roundup. Responsive design is the new darling of the web design world. It seems that not a week goes by that there aren’t new resources for doing it, opinions about how to do it or even whether to do it at all, and new sites that make beautiful use of it. It can quickly get overwhelming trying to keep up with it all.
Here we’ve compiled a list of more than seventy resources for creating responsive designs. Included are articles discussing responsive design and related theories, frameworks and boilerplates for responsive layouts, tools for testing your responsive designs, techniques for resizable images, and a whole lot more. Then, to top it all off, we’ve collected a hundred of the best responsive designs out there right now to inspire you and give you some real-world ideas. Articles and Publications Below are a number of high-quality articles talking about responsive design and the techniques that go into it.
Responsive Web Design Responsive Web Design Book Big vs. Responsive by Default Context FitText. Loi de Fitts. Un article de Wikipédia, l'encyclopédie libre. §Le modèle[modifier | modifier le code] Mathématiquement, la loi de Fitts a été formulée de plusieurs manières différentes. Une forme commune est la formulation de Shannon (proposée par Scott MacKenzie, et nommée d'après sa ressemblance avec le théorème de Shannon-Hartley (en)) pour le mouvement suivant une unique dimension : où T est le temps moyen pris pour effectuer le mouvement ;a et b sont des paramètres pouvant être déterminés empiriquement par régression linéaire ;D est la distance séparant le point de départ du centre de la cible ;L est la largeur de la cible mesurée selon l'axe de mouvement ; L peut également être considérée comme la tolérance de la position finale, étant donné que le point final du mouvement peut tomber dans la fourchette de plus ou moins L/2 du centre.
§Notes et références[modifier | modifier le code] Goban Club – Responsive Web Design par Ethan Marcotte : une traduction française. Le Web Design Réactif par ETHAN MARCOTTE Le contrôle qu’exercent les designers au sein du média imprimé et qu’ils désirent souvent retrouver au sein du virtuel est simplement le produit d’une limitation de la page imprimée. Nous devrions accepter le fait que le Web n’a pas les mêmes contraintes, et concevoir en fonction de cette flexibilité.
Mais avant, nous devons « accepter le flux et le cours des choses. John Allsopp, « Le Maître du Web Design ». Commentant son métier, l’Anglais Christopher Wren affirmait avec un brin d’ironie que « l’architecture vise l’éternité ». Cette phrase a un côté intrigant : à la différence du Web, dont le contenu change souvent d’une semaine à l’autre, l’architecture est définie par sa permanence. Le domaine du Web est une tout autre dimension. Mais l’environnement change, peut-être plus vite qu’on ne le souhaiterait. J’ai récemment rencontré des entreprises ayant pour projet de créer un « site web pour iPhone ». Une base flexible Devenir réactif media queries. Css3-mediaqueries-js - css3-mediaqueries.js: make CSS3 Media Queries work in all browsers (JavaScript library) Css3-mediaqueries.js by Wouter van der Graaf is a JavaScript library to make IE 5+, Firefox 1+ and Safari 2 transparently parse, test and apply CSS3 Media Queries. Firefox 3.5+, Opera 7+, Safari 3+ and Chrome already offer native support.
UPDATE: Google discontinued the downloads section. Download newest version 1.0 from here: Usage: just include the script in your pages. (And you should combine and compress with other scripts and include it just before </body> for better page speed - but you already knew that). Write your media queries like you would for browsers with native support. Note: Doesn't work on @import'ed stylesheets (which you shouldn't use anyway for performance reasons).
Happy media querying! Content Choreography. The concept of permanently placing content on a web page for a single browsing width or resolution is becoming a thing of the past. Media-queried responsive & adaptive sites afford us the ability to re-architect content on a page to fit its container, but with this exciting new potential come equally exciting challenges.
Web designers will have to look beyond the layout in front of them to envision how its elements will reflow & lockup at various widths while maintaining form & hierarchy. Media queries can be used to do more than patch broken layouts: with proper planning, we can begin to choreograph content proportional to screen size, serving the best possible experience at any width. As I step into my 3rd responsive project with Paravel, I’ve made a habit out of picking apart media-queried sites I happen across, noting how things get rearranged at various widths. Content Stacking This is unavoidable. The Content Change-up De-compartmentalize the Workflow. Responsive design : définition, fonctionnement, ressources et tutoriels. Si vous vous intéressez de près ou de loin au webdesign ou à l’intégration, vous n’avez pas pu échapper au dernier terme à la mode : le “responsive web design”.
Cette avancée technologique est également une nouvelle philosophie de création de site. Voici un article pour définir ce qu’est le “responsive web design” et expliquer quels en sont les points-clés (puis plein de liens, de tutoriels et de ressources super cools aussi !). Le “responsive web design” est né suite à un besoin grandissant. De nos jours, il n’y a pas un client qui demande un site Internet sans demander une version mobile de celui-ci. Seulement en quelques années le nombre d’appareils et de résolutions servant à consulter des sites web a tout simplement explosé : ordinateurs, smartphones, tablettes, web TV, grille-pain, format portrait, paysage, etc… Entre 2005 et 2008 on a identifié pas moins de 400 résolutions d’écran différentes pour tous les appareils vendus.
Définition du responsive web design La mise en page La typo. Code a Responsive Navigation Menu. Navigation menus used to be a fairly simple thing. Code up an unordered list, float it left and you’re good to go. With responsive design being all the rage these days though you’re faced with some new challenges when creating a menu design. Follow along as we start from scratch and code a simple but effective responsive navigation menu that you can easily modify and reuse in your own projects. What We’re Building If you’re the kind of person who likes to skip ahead, here’s a sneak peek at what we’re building.
Be sure to resize your browser window to see the responsive concepts in action. Demo: Click here to see and tweak it on Dabblet. The HTML Let’s jump right into this project without a bunch of unnecessary fluff. The first step is to decide on some markup. Believe it or not, this one little piece of code had my head spinning when it came time to test. Fortunately, the fix is easy, just drop in the famous html5shiv and you’re good to go (place this in the head portion of your document). jQuery Mobile. Designing for Touch Screen | What!? We Like To Talk About. Now, this post was supposed to go out about two weeks ago, and since then it seems that every designer under the sun has written on the same subject – That’ll teach us for being lazy.
Nonetheless, we decided to publish it anyway, just in case anyone missed any of the other great posts out there… By now you should all have heard of the iPad, and if not then you must have been living under a rock for the last few months! Touch screen devices are here to stay and you need to start thinking about how to design and develop to get the most out of them. Apple would like you to believe that the iPad is the only touch screen device that anyone should own (and to be honest it probably is the best), but there are already some strong competitors, and many more coming to the market this year. So, you need to get your thinking caps on and start designing your websites to work with them, as well as updating your other sites, too.
There are a lot of things to consider… here are just a few. 1. 3. 4. 6.