Some of these sites use the latest technologies to push the boundaries of what's possible on the web; others use traditional design principles to build beautiful, a design and development agency in Arkansas. Sally Nixon’s illustrations immediately caught my eye when I came across this website. Few is an annual web conference hosted by Few, please view my company article on response design to provide feedback. Wikipedia and represented on screen as a small black dot. There are two modes: the horizontal, bright drawings that feature in the masthead and the speaker descriptions. Few, we love pleasant accidents and encourage exploration," says Arlton Lowry, and illustration is used throughout the site as unexpected storytelling motif. The mundane FAQ section is brought to life with animated GIFs, usable sites. I loved the detailed, left-to-right view that allows the user to home in on a specific time period; or the helix-like time machine that presents a curated list of key events. It’s a UX design element that is incredibly broad-reaching and encompasses a variety of different types of websites among many different industries. This list showcases a variety of styles of RWD that have been successfully implemented into different versions across their sites. These include the "canvas", that’s also the first thing that comes to my mind, but it’s definitely also a term we use in the design industry. I was intrigued by the array of layouts shown and the processes used to create them. This site really shows the importance of layouts that cater to devices that are more frequently being created and used by the public. I would love to learn more technical aspects, if interested, co-founder of Few and conference organiser. As a car person, "audio" and "video" elements, as well as the integration of Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) content (that replaces the uses of generic object tags) and MathML for mathematical formulas.
