Hans Reinl – Engineering Management & Software Architecture - drublic, Hans Christian Reinl, Cologne

Since some time I found myself defining a good starting point for a new project over and over again.

Nicolas lists up his principles of writing CSS-code.

“Which CSS preprocessor language should I choose?”

After Harry Roberts published his HTML/CSS coding style I’ve decided to follow his call and write down how I like to code and what my guidelines for HTML and CSS coding are.

Developed at Twitter to support our internal styleguide, RECESS is a simple, attractive code quality tool for CSS built on top of LESS.

Please read about the updated syntax of CSS variables in the first and second update of this post.

Since the beginning of February there were some proposals for the CSS3 specification.

I think all of you know Lea Verou’s dabblet. dabblet is an interactive playground for quickly testing snippets of CSS and HTML code.

At /gebrüderheitz we use Git as a version control system as we think this is the best to work together on a level which is easy to learn and work with.

Christian “Schepp” Schaefer shows how to use the new filter-properties for CSS3 and combine them with methods implemented by most modern browsers.

Some weeks ago I made a pull request for HTML5Boilerplate which should update jQuery to the latest version available on the Google CDN.

There is a big discussion going on at the moment covering the actual point of how to deal with images and media et al. on mobile-phones and other devices as there are some things that don’t work as on a desktop computer: Bandwidth Screen size Performance /

Somehow… Disappeared As you might have heard the -element was removed from the HTML5 specification last saturday by Ian "Hixie"; Hickson, the editor of the spec.

Lea Verou publishes some really great stuff.

We're doing a project these days where we use an accordion-menu to show some content.

The CSS3-spec is full of wonderful things.

Sorry for this german post.

Some weeks ago Paul Irish published his article about TAFEE (Tiered, Adaptive Front-end Experiences) and shares Paul Boag’s booklet called “Where are my rounded corners?”

With CSS3 be get some great new functions to use that are now accessible pretty easy.

Sven asked me some stuff about the HTML5 Boilerplate Favicon PSD-Template while he was using it for a project.

This mothereffin shit is worth a blog-post.

No longer maintained Version 3.1 – Update 25.11.2012 Add current 16x16px favicon.

This morning @t3node asked me about something CSS-related.

You may be familiar with the syntax of writing code-Tags like some code here.

So the spec introduces a new attribute on a-tags (so called “links” – this may be new to you ;-)) called download (short: a@download – this technique of connecting attributes with tags is written up and documented by Mathias Bynens).

When I read this article by Henrik Eneroth about redesigning Safari’s interface I thought we as webdesigners somehow do this with websites and web-apps.

In browsers we do not have the ability to automatically hyphenate continuous text.

You do know the nice message which is submitted to your smartphone when someone mentions you on Twitter?

Sometimes I need some space to share my thoughts.