Bootstrap Tables

While a lot of layout in a website can be done with your grids, you don’t want to necessarily use grids to display tabular data. Therefore, you want to use a table. Bootstrap has given us several CSS classes that we can use to easier layout our tables. For basic styling, you will only want…

HTML Coding for Fixed and Flexible Mobile Design

The process for designing for a mobile webpage isn’t that conceptually different from a desktop. It just requires you to use some extra steps. For example you will normally follow a basic formula of: Receive Project Requirements Sketch out/mock-up designs Build HTML Test in various browsers Modify as necessary Repeat testing The core difference is…

Mobile Design Problems Browser Pretending & Usability

Designing for Mobile brings in some interesting problems. Some of these problems are true regardless of if you are trying to develop via a fixed or a flexible size page. We’ll look at overcoming a couple of common problems, and then building a basic template to use. Auto Scaling of Web Pages For example, most…

Working with the Limitations of the Mobile Web – User/Design Limitations

Previously we’ve talked about network limitations for mobile devices, and limitations in the mobile device itself. Now we will look at the limitations of the user/design aspect. No Hover State The hover state allows users to know where they are going to click. It provides a very simple method to give visual feedback to the…