Jason Hobbs

As a developer so heavily invested in responsive web design, I’m throwing an open invitation for suggestions to alternatives to responsive web design.

After a conversation with a friend, I speculate how the ‘6 minute block’ method used by law firms could prove to be a better way of charging clients.

So many people are getting mixed up between responsive and adaptive, it’s high time someone demonstrated the difference. As I explore the key difference between the two, I also point out why adaptive isn’t all it’s cracked up to be.

A quick but thorough run-through of the history and core principles of responsive web design; including links to helpful tools and industry insights.

My review of Clearleft’s “Responsive Day Out”; a new 1-day conference in Brighton packed with quick-fire speaking slots and Q+A sessions.

Reflecting back SummitAwesome’s second hackathon event; this time set at TechHub Manchester and with 20+ attendees.

A quick plea to creatives, to help eradicate dated social branding from our websites, flyers and TV adverts.

A quick run-down of the common web font mistakes that trip up designers that are relatively new to the profession

Reflecting back on the high’s and lows of SummitAwesome‘s very first hackathon; a 24-hour building session set in Birmingham’s Science Park.

A quick run-through of some of the of features found in LESS and Sass, explaining how I use them and how they help me.

Although I’m pretty certain that it happens in other circles too, I first noticed this on Forrst…People are addicted to creating and sharing things It seems like with every minute that passes, there’s some designer or developer thrusting their creation upon the world. I would like to think that it’s underpinned by a genuine urge […]