Archive

• “It’s a bonkers, outsized flagpole”: Brighton greets the world’s tallest moving observation tower

  theguardian.com

• Thinking Responsively: A Framework for Future Learning

  Three years after the Web Aesthetic, comes my second article for A List Apart. Intended to inform a broader discussion about the principles that underline our work, I thought I would share some background as to how this article came about.

• The Slow Web

  Just as blogging began to democratise publishing, social media arrived to undermine it.

• Thinking Responsively: A Framework for Future Learning

  Responsive web design changed everything about how we think and work on the web. Five years on, we’re still exploring the best ways to approach our practice. If we want a web that is truly universal, we must consider our users, our medium, and our teams in new, adaptable ways. Looking at where we’ve come from and where we’re going, I propose a philosophical framework for our work on the responsive web.