Detecting and Responding to iPad Orientation Change in Adobe Edge Animate | CHRIS GANNON With the help of Simon Widjaja and friends’ Edge Commons Dirty Little Helpers library I have extended the Flexible Layouts Using Adobe Edge Animate and the Edge Commons Library tutorial to work on an iPad. Simon’s tutorial/demo works well on a browser when resizing and this demo takes that one stage further and uses the ‘window.orientation‘ event to trigger the resize code uses a simple <meta content> tag to ensure the device as it 100% and recognises the change in dimensions. You can still trigger the resize code in your desktop browser but this is designed to detect your iPad’s orientation too. I’ll write it up fully later with a walk-through of the functionality but for now you can just play around with it and look at the (fairly simple) code – also I thought it would be a nice start to the week! I have removed the ‘window.orientation‘ call as it is not required – even simpler! View the demo on your iPad here Download the source here Like this: Like Loading... Related In "3d" MooDisco!
Free Online Responsive Design Testing Tools | eWebDesign Nowadays the responsiveness is not an optional feature that needs to be present on your web project; it is literally a must-have without which your website won’t be able to successfully compete with others. Moreover an ability to adapt to different screen sizes whether it is a tiny cell phone, medium tablet or huge monitor screen is crucial for contemporary websites since your design has to look ethically no matter what, and this applies not only to corporate, business or eCommerce websites but also to blogs and online magazines. We have repeatedly featured various responsive tools starting from slideshows and ending with various frameworks, today is the day when we want to shed a light on free online responsive design testing tools that help to control this characteristic by providing you with handy instruments for testing your upcoming products. Responsive Design Testing is one of the oldest and time-tested online web tools that provide a standard set of instruments. Am I Responsive?
Tester du responsive sous Chrome sans plugin : 2 astuces Beaucoup connaissent déjà le CTRL + SHIFT + M pour passer en mode “teste responsive” sur Firefox, mais saviez vous que Chrome propose plus ou moins un équivalent natif sans avoir à installer un seul plugin ? Ce qui suit à été testé sur Chrome 28+. Astuce 1: l’inspecteur et le mode “règle” Lorsque vous ouvrez un site et que vous ouvrez l’inspecteur, si vous redimensionnez votre fenêtre vous voyez désormais apparaitre une petite règle horizontale et verticale sur les côtés de votre écran. Elle vous permet de donner à votre navigateur la taille exacte que vous souhaitez tester. L’inconvénient de ce mode par contre, est qu’il faut redimensionner tout le navigateur, et donc rendre la barre d’adresse illisible et l’accès à vos plugins impossible. Astuce 2 : l’option “Device metrics” dans overrides En restant toujours dans l’inspecteur cliquez sur la petite roue en bas à droite. C’est la seconde option qui va nous intéresser à savoir “Device metrics”. Conclusion Besoin d'un designer ?
20 tools to help you create responsive web designs Building responsive design has become a huge trend in the web design world. There is a good reason for that: responsive websites are much more relevant than fixed web designs in a time where a lot of internet traffic comes from mobile devices. In this article we take a look at some of the most useful tool to help you with the creation of responsive designs. Sketching / wireframing tools First things first, responsive design need to be well-thought or you’ll get much more work than you would have otherwise. 1. A common problem you’ll run into when planning a responsive web design is to chose which devices and sizes you’ll design for. 2. Simple PDF templates to help you map out how layout sections will change in different resolutions. 3. Quickly get the CSS for creating your fluid grid website with this simple tool. 4. ProtoFluid simplifies the development of fluid layouts and adaptive CSS using Media Queries. Responsive design elements 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Templates and grids 11. 12. 13. 14. 15.
Flat Surface Shader Admit it, 3D is cool. But, you know what's cooler? 2D.I love WebGL, but unfortunately it doesn't work everywhere. This lighting simulation can be configured to use either the 2D context of a canvas element or an array of SVG polygons to draw the triangles. It also utilises native Float32Arrays to store numerical data for highly optimised calculations. This is a collaborative effort betweenMatthew Wagerfield and Tobias van Schneider – a couple of pandas trying to make the web a more magical place. Admit it, 3D is cool. This lighting simulation can be configured to use either the 2D context of a canvas element or an array of SVG polygons to draw the triangles. This is a collaborative effort betweenMatthew Wagerfield and Tobias van Schneider – a couple of pandas trying to make the web a more magical place. Admit it, 3D is cool. This lighting simulation can be configured to use either the 2D context of a canvas element or an array of SVG polygons to draw the triangles.
ProtoFluid. Responsive Design Testing. colourcode - find your colour scheme Responsive design : définition, fonctionnement, ressources et tutoriels « Design Spartan : Art digital, digital painting, webdesign, illustration et inspiration… 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. Le problème est qu’on ne peut pas – ou du moins ce ne serait pas très pratique – développer autant de versions d’un site qu’il y a de résolutions différentes. Définition du responsive web design Cette évolution des techniques de webdesign, d’intégration et de développement se base sur un objectif simple : un même site doit pouvoir s’adapter lui-même aux différentes résolutions d’écrans… et donc son contenu aussi ! Voici 2 exemples pour illustrer des webdesigns crées de façon “responsive” : La typo 1.
Responsive Webdesign – présent et futur de l’adaptation mobile - Alsacreations Après plusieurs mois de recherche sur le sujet, j'ai enfin publié mon article sur Smashing Magazine qui s'intitule "The State Of Responsive Web Design". Ce qui suit en est la traduction. Avertissement avant la lecture : Je n'ai pas la prétention de changer le monde, d'avoir la vérité absolue. Dans cet article – qui est long, je le sais – je souhaitais juste rendre attentif le lecteur au reste de ce gigantesque iceberg dont les Media Queries n'en sont que la surface. On entend parler de "Responsive Webdesign" depuis plusieurs années maintenant, et le sujet s'est vraiment démocratisé et popularisé en 2012. Dans cet article, nous allons nous intéresser à ce qui est aujourd'hui déjà possible en terme d'optimisation de sites pour mobiles, mais également à ce qui sera possible dans le futur. L'état des images dans le responsive webdesign Quelle meilleure manière d'aborder le sujet que de commencer par ce qui pose un gros souci : la gestion des images. La solution flexbox La solution Grid Layout
Splash Vector Graphics on your Responsive Site - HTML5 Rocks Creating mobile content that dazzles means balancing the amount of data downloaded against maximal visual impact. Vector graphics are a great way to deliver stunning visual results using minimal bandwidth. Many people think of canvas as the only way to draw a mixture of vectors and rasters on the web, but there are alternatives that have some advantages. We all know responsive design is a big part of handling varying screen sizes, and SVG is ideal for handling different size screens with ease. SVG is a great way to present vector based line drawings and is a great complement to bitmaps, the latter being better suited for continuous tone images. One of the most useful things about SVG is that it’s resolution independent, meaning that you don’t need to think about how many pixels you have on your device, the result will always scale and be optimized by the browser to look great. Scaling fundamentals The HTML5 logo is shown below - and you guessed it, it originates as an SVG file.
15 More Responsive CSS Frameworks & Boilerplates Worth Considering Following on from 15 Responsive CSS Frameworks Worth Considering, which we published last November, today we have 15 more for you to consider. All of the frameworks and boilerplates below have been built with strict compliance to standards and conventions and will, as you would expect from any CSS framework, save your precious time by eliminating the need to write any of the base CSS styles yourself and, more importantly, helping you solve any tricky responsive layout issues you may have. Gumby 960 Grid Responsive CSS Framework Gumby offers a choice of either downloading the 12 column version, 16 column version, hybrid 12/16 column version or absolutely everything in a single bundle. Within the framework they’ve packaged up tons of styles and common interface elements (forms, buttons, tabs, and pure CSS dropdowns) to help you quickly put together functional prototypes. Gumby 960 Grid Responsive CSS Framework → Responsive HTML5 Aeon Framework This is version 2 of the Aeon framework.