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Nick Cairns is a user experience designer/ developer living in Vancouver, Canada.
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Stay booked with Book'd scheduling software
Nice design - looks good if you are in the need for tracking bookings.
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To Sprite Or Not To Sprite at Vladimir Vukićević
The biggest problem with CSS sprites is memory usage.
Let's make the web faster
Google wants us all to speed things up and has launched a new community on Google Code for performance.
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Teehan+Lax have released a new version of their fantastic iPhone mockup PSD, with new elements for maps, copy/paste controls, timeline editor, and horizontal phone.
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How to size text using ems
History of 62.5% and using ems for font sizing. From @clagnut
Startup screens for mobile web apps (iPhone 3.0)
In the most recent iPhone and iPod Touch software upgrade, Apple added the ability to show a startup image for websites saved to a user’s home screen. Until now, these full-screen web apps would simply show a (poorly) compressed screenshot of the previous page viewed or nothing at all. To add a startup screen, simply include a the following tag in the head of your document and create an image in the location referenced by href:
The PNG can be named anything, but it must be in PNG format and it must be 320x460 pixels. Technically, it seems the PNG displays until the document triggers the ‘ready’ callback, before the window’s ‘loaded’ callback. If I get a chance later, I’ll create a video demo of how it looks.