Morten Rand-HendriksenJan 4, 2023
Here's the slide-out phone/tablet form factor I talked about at #AEASF @mia. I predict this variable-size form factor will become standard for high-end devices within a few years, introducing a greater need then ever for component-level responsiveness in web and application design:
Engadget: Samsung's prototype Flex Hybrid OLED mobile display can both slide and fold.
https://www.engadget.com/samsungs-latest-mobile-display-can-both-fold-and-slide-105017526.html?src=rss
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Morten Rand-HendriksenDec 24, 2022

#AnEventApart comes to an end after 17 years. Thank you to @Meyerweb, @zeldman, Toby, and every speaker who shared their knowledge with us over the years.

I am eternally graceful to have had the privilege of speaking from the An Event Apart stage, two times virtual, and just two weeks ago in person at what was to become the last #AEASF ever.

https://www.aneventapart.com/

An Event Apart - Farewell

GabrielleDec 18, 2022
I learned so much at #AEASF last week! Just implemented container queries, clamp(), and individual transform properties on my site 🥳
Morten Rand-HendriksenDec 17, 2022
In case you were curious, this is the early ideation stage of a typical conference talk for me. All on paper, lots of random thinking, slowly building storylines and structure. Example is my #aeasf talk from this week. Cc @aneventapart
Val HeadDec 15, 2022
The #AEASF venue was so festive, there were Christmas trees lurking backstage
Erin CDec 14, 2022

That is a very damned line. Systems will optimize to get as close as possible to that line.

A marker for disinformation is… that it got shared more than the rest. Yikes.

Thx David Dylan Thomas

#aeasf

Krystal HigginsDec 14, 2022
Thanks so much to #AnEventApart #AEASF for having me come to speak again. It was great to see so many new and familiar faces. If you enjoyed the ending notes of my presentation about the perils of the "user education" mindset, you might enjoy a deeper dive on this topic: https://www.kryshiggins.com/from-user-education-to-product-education/
#uxdesign #ux #design #useronboarding #education
From “user education” to “product education” | Krystal Higgins

Show threadKrystal HigginsDec 14, 2022
CSS :has() means “has a relationship” with an element…so children, siblings, etc. It won’t select an element that contains the conditions outlined in :has() itself #AEASF
Krystal HigginsDec 14, 2022
Enjoying @Meyerweb tellinb is all about how to use the CSS :has() selector #AEASF
Show threadCharles RoperDec 14, 2022

@adactio

That elf there is so cute. CSS's Little Helper. 🎅

#AEASF