Media Queries
Une feuille de styles de base pour le Web mobile
Parce que faire un site web pour terminal mobile, ce n’est pas fixer sa largeur à 320 pixels ou proposer une version iPhone uniquement, je vous propose un tour d’horizon de quelques solutions offertes par CSS pour adapter une présentation existante aux mobinautes : gérer la largeur, redimensionner les éléments, passer à une seule colonne, gérer les débordements, supprimer le superflu, adapter les liens et les tailles de polices selon l'orientation. Pour vous faciliter la tâche, voici ci-dessous une feuille de style dédiée au média mobile qui condense diverses bonnes pratiques et astuces. Ces règles peuvent être externalisées dans un fichier CSS séparé, ou incluses directement au sein du document de styles global, déclarées à l’aide d'une règle media query de type @media (max-width: 640px) {...}. L’objectif de cette feuille de styles est avant tout de poser un socle de bases communes que vous pourrez adapter à vos convenances ou besoins personnels. Préambule : fixer le Viewport
15 Free Wordpress Themes with a Responsive Layout
The most popular topic of discussion at the moment, amongst web designers anyway, is undoubtedly responsive web design. This is in response to the popularity, over the past couple of years, of visitors opting to use a mobile device of some sort (Android, iPhone, iPad..) to access their favorite web sites. Just to give you a quick overview, responsive web design allows you to offer a specific and optimised screen size layout that is based on whatever device (mobile, tablet…) the visitor uses. With responsive layouts in mind, with this post we have taken a look at what responsive WordPress themes are currently freely offers. Yoko Yoko is a modern and flexible WordPress theme. Ari WordPress Theme Ari is a minimalistic, flexible three-column blog theme. BonPress BonPress is a personal blog theme that is packed with Post Formats (audio, video) features and multiple Custom Widgets. iTheme2 iTheme2 is the perfect theme for technology and Mac related blogs. Skeleton Flexible The Scherzo Renova Blaskan
Responsive Layouts, Responsively Wireframed
Responsive layouts, responsively wireframed Made with HTML/CSS (no images, no JS*) this is a simple interactive experiment with responsive design techniques. Use the buttons top-right to toggle between desktop and mobile layouts. Using simple layout wireframes, this illustrates how a series of pages could work across these different devices, by simulating how the layout of each page would change responsively, to suit the context. Responsive layouts? Producing static wireframes to design layouts for websites, web applications and user-interfaces has worked well for a long time. However, this solution creates a new problem: How should we go about the process of designing these variable layouts? Enter, responsive wireframes? The 'wireframes' on this page (which are only very simple, high-level examples) were created with HTML/CSS, and some argue that this is the answer; to design in the browser. So which is better? Traditional wireframes? HTML? So, what's the answer? Just wondering...
Golden Grid System
GGS was my next step after Less Framework. Instead of a fixed-width grid, it used a fully fluid-width one, without even a maximum width. The resources it was published with are still available on GitHub. The idea was to take a 18-column grid, use the outermost columns as margins, and use the remaining 16 to lay elements out. While the grid's columns were fluid — proportional to the screen's width — the gutters (spaces between the columns) were proportional to the font-size being used. GGS also contained a set of typographic presets, strictly to a baseline grid. Correctly setting all of these measurements is difficult, of course. When published, GGS gained a lot of attention, as the web design community was searching ways to work with fluid-width grids, which have always been troublesome, running counter to many graphic design principles. Many people trying to use GGS were also confused by the lack of predefined code for working with the grid.
Avantages et Inconvénients du Responsive Web Design
Présentation du Responsive Design Si vous vous intéressez aux évolutions du Web, en voici une qui fait beaucoup parler d’elle. C’est le responsive Webdesign soit une savante formule qui permet de rendre son site ergonomique et adapté aux supports mobiles et aux supports classiques. Chaque évolution amène son lot de questions. Il est intéressant de savoir si un site 3 en 1 permet de faire des économies ? Le responsive design permet d’adapter le contenu d’un site sur différents supports. Le Responsive Design fait appel aux nouvelles règles et propriétés du CSS 3 comme par exemple les Media Queries, micro formats … Ces normes sont supportées par la majorité des navigateurs. Les Inconvénients des Sites Internet en Responsive La conception est plus importante dans les projets de sites responsives Le développement d’un site en responsive est un travail ambitieux car il nécessite d’avoir une réflexion en amont plus importante. Les Formats pour le Responsive WebDesign Une créativité limitée
40 Examples of Brilliant Responsive Website Layouts
Responsive web design become a very popular trend in 2011. It’s likely something we’ll see continuing well into 2012 as designers are beginning to support a myriad of mobile devices. Building layouts for the web can be tough, but inspiration is a huge factor. In this gallery I’ve collected 40+ amazing responsive website layouts. Fork CMS Full View: Mobile View: SimpleBits White Lotus Aromatics 1140px CSS Grid Atlason 10K Apart Cognition Reverse Buro Sunday Best Dustin Senos Clear Air Challenge Owltastic 320 and up Yaron Schoen Build Guild Do Lectures Trent Walton Food Sense Sparkbox ribot Sweet Hat Club A Different Design Teixido Sasquatch Music Festival Electric Pulp Stephen Caver
Responsive Webdesign-Special: News, Tipps & Infos zu Responsive Webdesign
Image Lightbox ist eine schicke Lightbox mit responsive Design-Features und Touch-Unterstützung. Wir stellen dir das schlanke Skript kurz vor. » weiterlesen Heute führen wir auf t3n.de die Video-Serie weiter, in der wir euch in Zusammenarbeit mit Galileo Press Video-Workshops zu verschiedenen Themen für Webentwickler und Digitalarbeiter präsentieren... ... » weiterlesen Möchte man für unterschiedliche Geräte anpassungsfähige Websites erstellen, ist „Responsive Webdesign“ das Stichwort. Um sich damit vertraut zu machen, ist Designern und Entwicklern das Buch.. ... » weiterlesen Duo ist ein Browser, der dabei helfen soll, Responsive Webdesign zu testen. Timelog ist eine kleine, simple Web-App, mit der ihr einfach stoppen könnt, wie lange ihr für etwas braucht. Mit der Serie „Responsive Webdesign“ wollen wir euch die Entwicklung flexibler Projekte erleichtern. Responsive-Webdesign ist eine tolle Technik. Das Angebot an kostenlosen Templates für die eigene Website wächst stetig.
