SMASHINGCONF

RT @brad_frost: Design principles for effective CSS, by @necolas #smashingconf http://t.co/VNSlsv2ZC4

— Georg Kreimer (@gkreimer)2013-09-10 09:26:25

@brad_frost on progressive enhancement https://t.co/zEl3en2HEK #smashingconf

— Matthias Prohl (@ma_promat)2013-09-10 09:25:54

RT @lukew: It's a Write/Read Mobile Web = my talk at #smashingconf in text: http://t.co/Zoxguvok4B sketch: https://t.co/l2vBZWRyZz

— Tuuli AaltoNyyssönen (@turkutuuli)2013-09-10 09:25:52

RT @brad_frost: Design principles for effective CSS, by @necolas #smashingconf http://t.co/VNSlsv2ZC4

— Les James (@lesjames)2013-09-10 09:25:16

@smashingconf (Enjoying the *hell* out of @necolas’ talk, I should add.) #smashingconf

— Ethan Marcotte (@beep)2013-09-10 09:24:27

@smashingconf Still, balancing bespoke breakpoints is def. a valid design consideration when you’re designing CSS at scale. #smashingconf

— Ethan Marcotte (@beep)2013-09-10 09:23:32

@smashingconf (It’s possible a high percentage of those breakpoints are from the mast, which is the most complex component.) #smashingconf

— Ethan Marcotte (@beep)2013-09-10 09:22:32

RT @brad_frost: Design principles for effective CSS, by @necolas #smashingconf http://t.co/VNSlsv2ZC4

— Vince Speelman (@VinSpee)2013-09-10 09:22:18

RT @danielmall: "Startups are a pay-it-forward economy." —@Natbat, absolutely killing it at @smashingconf. #smashingconf

— carimu (@carimu)2013-09-10 09:22:10

@smashingconf Solid critique of @bostonglobe breakpoint diversity at #smashingconf, how a high number of queries could complicate testing.

— Ethan Marcotte (@beep)2013-09-10 09:21:37