Typekit has started to roll out a new feature called Dynamic Subsetting which greatly reduces the size of each font file that’s sent over the network. This post Tom Newton describes the current solution for doing this with Latin fonts. …
Lara Hogan has just published her excellent book Designing for Performance for free online. She takes a good look at what makes a website feel slow and how that experience affects design and business goals:
…Page speed is increasingly important
A new series of posts by Tim Kadlec on proxy browsers and why some people need them:
…I’d venture to say that most developers and designers are not big fans of proxy browsers—assuming they pay attention to them at all.
A post by Craig Hockenberry that details how to use the San Francisco system font for your website if you’re running El Capitan.
I especially like Craig’s suggestion for a new syntax when using any operating system’s font, so for …
Here’s an eloquent, step-by-step intro to React.js that takes a different approach then a lot of the other tutorials out there:
…Of people who have never tried out React, some are comfortable with frontend JS frameworks like Backbone, Ember, or
The latest episode from HTTP 203, a series of talks about front-end development with Paul Lewis and Jake Archibald, takes a look at progressively loading assets.
Jake makes the comparison between websites and the way that video games …
What should you do if you need a smaller button style whenever those buttons are placed in the header? Do you make a new class or a new custom button modifier? Harry Roberts tackles this problem in the following post …
