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Andy Budd on dConstruct 2012
The Clearleft founder talks to Craig Grannell about the popular Brighton web design conference and 'playing with the future' -
CSS4 media queries to tackle touch
Shift to input concepts rather than explicit lists will benefit developers -
Chrome enjoys browser stats lead
StatCounter figures show Google's browser edge IE for a full week -
Jeffrey Zeldman on his Web Design Manifesto 2012
"If we don't focus on content, readers will remove our designs." -
Twitter joins Do Not Track
Admits to tracking but provides single-checkbox opt-out -
Google Knowledge Graph widens search
Aims to speed up searches via things, not strings -
Responsive images proposed by WHATWG
Attempts to deal with high-res displays spark debate -
Facebook announces App Center
Devs told to prep for web/iOS/Android launch -
Code Club seeks donations to help kids code
Current curriculum not good enough for children's futures in tech -
IE9 bucks Microsoft browser trends
StatCounter claims IE9 has weekend traffic spikes, just like Chrome -
Call for greater diversity in web industry
Underrepresentation breeds disdain for and disillusionment among women -
LinkedIn and FT fuel native vs web row
FT kills pulled iOS app as LinkedIn uses HTML5 with iOS 'frame' -
Anti-EU cookie law protest site launched
Software company Silktide launches site arguing new law will put EU companies at a disadvantage -
Opera confirms WebKit prefix usage
Open web under fire as Opera argues author errors forced its hand -
Andy Clarke on the new 320 and Up
Behind the scenes of the mobile-first responsive web design boilerplate -
Twitter: we won’t be evil with patents
Promises pull-to-refresh and other innovations won’t be weaponised -
Dev: keep government tech open source
We can't let large corporates "buy UK policy", says Richard Harvey -
Facebook buys Instagram for $1billion
Acquisition showcases reality for services without business models -
GOV.UK releases design principles
Emphasis on focus and designing for the user, along with openness
