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Easy High DPI Images March 28, 2013 By Boris Smus Opera unsupported IE unsupported Safari unsupported Firefox unsupported Chrome supported mobile css images graphics multimedia nuts_and_bolts This article describes a way to do as little work as possible, yet still serve beautiful images for both high and low DPI screens. Profiling Mobile HTML5 Apps With Chrome DevToolsPublished by Chris Coyier In addition to the techniques below, see this roundup of additional explorations of this problem. Garrett Dimon: Data tables don't do so well with responsive design.
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HTML5 specs
A vocabulary and associated APIs for HTML and XHTML Editor's Draft 1 April 2013 Latest Published Version:Making an iPad HTML5 App & making it really fast
June 4th, 2010 About a month ago or so, Amy and I release a little (literally, it’s about 5k) HTML5 iPad App for looking up time zones. I don’t mean select-box wasteland like all other time zone sites (who likes select boxes anyway?!), I mean a nicely polished, touch-enabled UI that works offline, too. The site uses no images (‘cept for the ad), no JavaScript framworks, and no external CSS, and fits quite comfortably in a few k’s of gzipped HTML.