Topic: CSS
Mobile first, responsive web design for Lightfoot & Wolfville Vineyards
I recently worked on a really fun website project with my team at Able Sense. We made the new Lightfoot & Wolfville Vineyards website – a Nova Scotia winery set to open to the public in 2016.
When CSS is !important
If you are reading this, you know the gist of “!important” is to counter-act the normal application of CSS rules based on selector specificity. One way to look at this is that it’s a shortcut to make up for another rule’s selector that is too
Pitfalls of styling the HTML element
This was fun painful. On the new ablesense.com website design, I had foolishly applied some styles to the <html> element — specifically my font stack for the website. The particular selection of fonts was very important in making this mistake obscure: html { font-family: helvetica,
How to progressively enhance websites
Do you manage a web development team? Have you hired one to build a website or application? Making sure your web developers embrace Progressive Enhancement makes a better experience for your end-users, your web development team, and you.