“Remember, no matter where you go, there you are.” ― Buckaroo Banzai
Over the past several years mobile devices have brought us a lot of new great features and capabilities, things that people now are starting to expect from computing devices. Features like touch-capability, then multi-touch, GPS to tell where the device (and user) is, motion- and light-sensing, device orientation, access to the device’s camera, and even more. Wouldn’t it be great if web developers had access to all of those amazing new device features? Well, some of that is possible right now. Continue reading “Super-simple Geolocation”
One of the great things about the current web design landscape, compared to a few years ago, is that now it’s possible to create things with just HTML & CSS that you would have in the past needed to use JavaScript or even Flash to accomplish. One example of this is a simple image slideshow, a set of images that automatically rotates every X seconds, often with a caption for each image, like the one below (mouse over for caption).