Old Dog, New Tricks

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2. 2006
   

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3. That book
   

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4. http://csswebdevelopment.com
   

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5. “Before this book, I felt like a monkey with a clipboard.”
   “Now, I feel like I have been promoted from a monkey with a clipboard
   to a human.”
   “Even if you don't want to learn the art of CSS and are a dairy cow farmer
   that dosn't speek english, i still recomend this book!”
   “I hope the royalties from the book pay for a comfortable retirement.”
   “For me, the book ended too soon.”
   “I bought this book in 2009, and I use it to this day to help me with CSS.”
   

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6. “I appreciate Simon's approach to learning. Ok ~ time for a cuppa tea and
   then back to it. Very English ~ I'm Australian so we have similar traditions
   and a cuppa tea is one I'm very glad for.”
   “He even tells you (often -- he's English!) when's a good time to grab a cup
   of tea.”
   “He also encouraged me to drink more tea.”
   “Take Simon's advice when he suggests getting a cup of tea.”
   “The author seems to have a thing for tea.”
   

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7. "Way too many hacks/workarounds for IE 5
   and other really old browsers."
   

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8. Ken Mosher “Timelord”
   “For a Brit his humor is NOT funny! Collison needs to
   read "Eats, Shoots and Leaves" if he wants to learn
   about British humor. In the meantime, just skip it;
   you're not John Cleese!”
   "I disagree that it's fantastic or any other superlative
   that others have applied.”
   4/5 stars
   

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10. 
    Hedgehogs
    This is all about hedgehogs.
    Read more about
    hedgehogs.
    
    

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11. .block h3 {
    targeted heading styles
    }
    .block p {
    targeted paragraph styles
    }
    .block p a:link {
    targeted link styles
    }
    

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12. .home .content_main .section .block p a:link {
    very specific link styles
    }
    

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14. Web “pages”
    

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15. 2009
    

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16. "We don’t design web pages. We design systems”
    

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17. “What we build is rarely finished. We build systems that
    flex and grow with the client, the business, the
    organisation, the community, and the availability of new
    devices.
    “Once we have systems we understand, we can then
    learn to break their rules and be truly creative. ”
    

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18. “We’re beginning to think about the “systems” we use as
    more holistic, made up of much more than just
    mathematical foundations, but also the flexibility of
    colour, type families, use of whitespace, light and shade,
    form and shape.
    “By better understanding the possibilities of HTML and
    CSS, our ability to be creative and bold with systems
    increases significantly.”
    

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19. Base layer
    

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20. Basic HTML files & naming conventions
    PHP for basic templates prior to CMS integration.
    CSS: Stylesheets, IE-specific, reset, scratch files etc.
    JavaScript: jQuery, onload triggers, transparency support
    Other Assets such as folders for images, Flash etc.
    

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21. Allowed better collaboration within the team; the designer could
    jump into the developer’s code and vice-versa.
    Anyone who hadn’t even worked on a certain project could jump in
    and quickly solve problems because everything was on convention.
    Kept output fresh and ensured use of best practices.
    Established a thoroughly connected layer of base files allowing for
    swift CSS and JavaScript implementation and other assets.
    Made life easier for developers and designers... and anyone really
    Helped maintain quality control
    

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22. Root
    Root
    (circa 2009)
    

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23. Stylesheets
    (circa 2009)
    

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24. JavaScript
    (circa 2009)
    

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25. Assets
    (circa 2009)
    

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26. Pattern Libraries
    Anna Debenham
    24 Ways: http://24ways.org/2011/front-end-style-guides/
    Her book: http://www.fivesimplesteps.com/products/front-end-style-guides
    

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27. http://www.bbc.co.uk/gel/mobile/device-considerations/philosophy
    

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28. http://www.starbucks.com/static/reference/styleguide/
    

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29. http://ux.mailchimp.com/patterns/
    

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30. http://sfdc-styleguide.herokuapp.com/
    

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31. http://sfdc-styleguide.herokuapp.com/
    

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32. http://sfdc-styleguide.herokuapp.com/
    

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33. http://sfdc-styleguide.herokuapp.com/
    

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34. Present day
    

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35. Code sketches
    

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37. Sass
    http://sass-lang.com
    Dan Cederholm
    Sass for Web Designers
    http://www.abookapart.com/products/sass-for-web-designers
    

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38. @import "compass";
    // SASS variables
    $white: #fff;
    $black: #000;
    $grey: #ccc;
    $light_grey: #eeeeee;
    $mid_grey: #999;
    $dark_grey: #666;
    $darkest_grey: #333;
    $yellow: #ffffcc;
    

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39. http://compass-style.org
    

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40. @include border-radius(2em);
    @include box-shadow
    (rgba($black_light, 0.2) 0px 1px 10px 4px);
    @include box-sizing(border-box);
    

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41. http://smacss.com
    

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42. 
    Hedgehogs
    This is all about hedgehogs.
    Read more about
    hedgehogs.
    
    

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43. .block h3 {
    targeted heading styles
    }
    .block p {
    targeted paragraph styles
    }
    .block p a:link {
    targeted link styles
    }
    

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44. 
    Hedgehogs
    This is all about
    hedgehogs. class=“block_link”>Read more about
    hedgehogs.
    
    

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45. .block_heading {
    targeted heading styles
    }
    .block_intro {
    targeted paragraph styles
    }
    .block_link {
    targeted link styles
    }
    

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46. Systems
    

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47. Deliver Modules
    

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48. http://daverupert.com/2013/04/responsive-deliverables
    

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49. // haven / styles
    @import '_base';
    @import '_modules';
    @import '_theme';
    @import '_custom';
    

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50. .box {
    border: 1px solid;
    padding: 10px;
    }
    

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51. .box {
    @include border-radius(3px);
    @include box-shadow(inset 0 0 7px 2px rgba($black,0.03));
    border-color: $gray;
    font-size: 0.9em;
    padding: 15px;
    }
    

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53. Components
    Flexible grid
    Typography
    Navigation
    Accessible form controls
    Carousels
    Tabbed navigation
    Responsive tables
    Accordions
    Media lists
    Dropdowns
    Pagination
    Data tables
    Buttons
    Icon fonts
    Strategy
    Responsive images
    Responsive typography
    Accessibility architecture
    Legacy browser support
    Performance budget
    Interaction/Animations
    Responsive advertising
    Layouts
    Homepage layout
    Subpage layout
    Article index layout
    Article layout
    Product index layout
    Product detail layout
    Sign up flow
    Checkout flow
    http://daverupert.com/2013/04/responsive-deliverables
    

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54. http://filamentgroup.com/lab/grade_components/
    

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55. Patterns
    

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56. http://pattern-lab.info/
    

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57. Atoms
    Molecules
    Organisms
    Templates
    Pages
    

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58. Language
    

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59. My processes
    

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60. I am a module
    

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61. Two core systems
    

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62. Skeletor (internal project)
    

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63. Simplify the process of getting a new social
    application up and running.
    Standardize the assorted, non-core pages that are a
    part of each app (signup, login, settings).
    Treat the non-core pages like a core product and give
    them the attention they deserve.
    Create an implicit link between all Fictive Kin
    products by virtue of a shared user experience.
    

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64. Signup
    Login
    Settings
    Logout
    Purpose
    People
    — Following
    — Followers
    — Find friends
    — Invite friends
    Profile
    

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65. Fully tested
    Responsive
    Browser tested
    Monitored
    Accessible
    Optimised
    

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66. @import 'modules/_modules_functions';
    @import 'modules/_modules_mixins';
    @import 'modules/_base';
    @import 'modules/_core';
    @import 'modules/_forms';
    @import ‘modules/_buttons';
    

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67. @mixin img-block ($url, $width, $height) {
    ! background: url(#{$url}) 0 0 no-repeat transparent;
    ! display: block;
    ! height: $height;
    ! overflow: hidden;
    ! text-indent: -9999px;
    ! vertical-align: top;
    ! white-space: nowrap;
    ! width: $width;
    }
    

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68. .app-logo {
    ! @include img-block("img/bootstrap/app_logo.png", 214px, 23px);
    }
    

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69. Grayskull (internal project)
    

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70. Flask
    Flask-Script
    Blinker/Signals
    Boto
    Pyes
    Python-Dateutil
    Requests-OAuthlib
    Raven
    

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71. Templating
    

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72. 
    class="isAccountActive(name)">
    
    [[service.display_name]]
    
    
    

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73. Data layers
    

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74. "twitter": {
    "name": "Twitter",
    "filters": {
    "collections": {
    "all": {
    "label": "All Tweets",
    "symbolset": "inbox"
    },
    "tweets": {
    "label": "Your Tweets",
    "symbolset": "user"
    },
    "favorites": {
    "label": "Your Favorites",
    "symbolset": "star"
    }
    }
    }
    }
    

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75. Modular everything
    

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76. 1:1 2:1 1:2 4:3
    16:9
    

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77.  
      Asset  goes  here  
    
    

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78. .asset  {
      position:  relative;
      width:  25%;  /*  (row  of  four  assets)  */
    }
    

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79. /* Aspect ratios:
    1:1 = 100%,
    2:1 = 50%,
    1:2 = 200%,
    4:3 = 75%,
    16:9 = 56.25% */
    .ar-1-1 .asset:before {
    content: "";
    display: block;
    padding-top: 100%;
    }
    

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80. /* Aspect ratios:
    1:1 = 100%,
    2:1 = 50%,
    1:2 = 200%,
    4:3 = 75%,
    16:9 = 56.25% */
    .ar-2-1 .asset:before {
    content: "";
    display: block;
    padding-top: 50%;
    }
    

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81. /* Aspect ratios:
    1:1 = 100%,
    2:1 = 50%,
    1:2 = 200%,
    4:3 = 75%,
    16:9 = 56.25% */
    .ar-1-2 .asset:before {
    content: "";
    display: block;
    padding-top: 200%;
    }
    

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82. /* Aspect ratios:
    1:1 = 100%,
    2:1 = 50%,
    1:2 = 200%,
    4:3 = 75%,
    16:9 = 56.25% */
    .ar-4-3 .asset:before {
    content: "";
    display: block;
    padding-top: 75%;
    }
    

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83. /* Aspect ratios:
    1:1 = 100%,
    2:1 = 50%,
    1:2 = 200%,
    4:3 = 75%,
    16:9 = 56.25% */
    .ar-16-9 .asset:before {
    content: "";
    display: block;
    padding-top: 56.25%;
    }
    

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84. .content  {
      position:  absolute;
      top:  0;
      left:  0;
      bottom:  0;
      right:  0;
    }
    

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85. Twitter
    Instagram
    Flickr
    Gimme Bar
    Pinterest
    Svpply
    Foursquare
    last.fm
    Pinboard
    Delicious
    Goodreads
    Tumblr
    image
    video
    text snippet
    GIF
    bookmark
    place
    status
    full page
    recipe
    article
    product
    

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86. To conclude
    

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87. Thanks :)
    @colly
    colly.com
    fictivekin.com
    

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