Table of Contents for
Adaptive Web Design: Crafting Rich Experiences with Progressive Enhancement, Second Edition
Adaptive Web Design: Crafting Rich Experiences with Progressive Enhancement, Second Edition
Published by
New Riders, 2015
- Cover Page
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Dedication Page
- Acknowledgments
- About the Author
- Contents
- Foreword
- Introduction
- Chapter 1. Designing Experiences for People
- Chapter 2. Content Is the Foundation
- Chapter 3. Markup Is an Enhancement
- Chapter 4. Visual Design Is an Enhancement
- Chapter 5. Interaction Is an Enhancement
- Chapter 6. Crafting a Continuum
- Progressive Enhancement Checklist
- Further Reading
- Index
- Code Snippets
- Images
- Images
- Images
Further Reading
What follows is a list of some of my favorite books and articles pertaining to the various topics I discussed in this book. Some were cited, some weren’t, but they are all excellent and worthy of your time should you want to delve further into any or all of these topics (which I hope you will).
Understanding the Web
“A Dao of Web Design”
by John Allsopp, A List Aparthttp://perma.cc/J88L-BANR
See also:http://perma.cc/ZZQ9-J7WQhttp://perma.cc/7VS4-TZRC
“Continuum”
by Jeremy Keithhttp://perma.cc/U4SA-HKXY
“Information Management:
A Proposal”
by Tim Berners-Lee, CERNhttp://perma.cc/EQ4P-Q325
“Web! What is it good for?”
by Jeremy Keithhttp://perma.cc/YPQ4-J8CL
“The Web’s Grain”
by Frank Chimerohttp://perma.cc/CV85-B43B
User Experience
“Choosing Performance”
by Tim Kadlechttp://perma.cc/7RZV-DN45
Don’t Make Me Think, Revisited:
A Common Sense Approach to Web
Usability, 3rd Edition
by Steve Krug (New Riders, 2014)
Mobile First
by Luke Wroblewski, A Book
Apart, 2011
Web Form Design: Filling in the Blanks
by Luke Wroblewski (Rosenfeld
Media, 2008)
Web Design Process
Designing with Web Standards,
3rd Edition
by Jeffrey Zeldman and Ethan
Marcotte (New Riders, 2009)
“Device Agnostic”
by Trent Waltonhttp://perma.cc/KJZ9-AFBL
Implementing Responsive Design
by Tim Kadlec (New Riders, 2012)
Responsible Responsive Design
by Scott Jehl (A Book Apart, 2014)
Responsive Design Workflow
by Stephen Hay (New Riders, 2013)
“Responsive Design is Not About
Screen Sizes Any More”
by Gorka Molero, Speckboyhttp://perma.cc/B9MU-DFCL
Content
“Attack of the Zombie Copy”
by Erin Kissane, A List Aparthttp://perma.cc/2RMB-FS2W
“Calling All Designers: Learn to
Write!”
by Derek Powazek, A List Aparthttp://perma.cc/6DXB-T52G
Content Everywhere: Strategy and
Structure for Future-Ready Content
by Sara Wachter-Boettcher,
Rosenfeld Media, 2012
Content Strategy for Mobile
by Karen McGrane (A Book
Apart, 2012)
Letting Go of the Words: Writing Web
Content that Works
by Janice (Ginny) Redish (Morgan
Kaufmann, 2007)
Nicely Said: Writing for the Web with
Style and Purpose
by Nicole Fenton and Kate Kiefer Lee
(New Riders, 2014)
“Reviving Anorexic Web Writing”
by Amber Simmons, A List Aparthttp://perma.cc/7BQQ-GKUA
HTML5 for Web Designers
by Jeremy Keith (A Book Apart, 2010)
Introducing HTML5, 2nd Edition
by Bruce Lawson and Remy Sharp
(New Riders, 2011)
“On HTML belts and ARIA braces
(The Default Implicit ARIA semantics
they didn’t want you to know about)”
by Steve Faulkner, HTML5 Doctorhttp://perma.cc/5KFU-BM23
“Notes on Using ARIA in HTML”
by Steve Faulkner, et al., W3Chttp://perma.cc/M76R-VU8L
“Responsive Images 101” (Series)
by Jason Grigsby, The Cloud Four Bloghttp://perma.cc/ZT6F-RZQS
“Srcset and Sizes”
by Eric Portishttp://perma.cc/G2SE-TQE4
Web Standards Solutions: The Markup
and Style Handbook
by Dan Cederholm (Friends of
ED, 2009)
Visual Design and CSS
“Big, Stark & Chunky”
by Joe Clark, A List Aparthttp://perma.cc/EH8N-EC8R
Bulletproof Web Design: Improving
flexibility and protecting against
worst-case scenarios with XHTML
and CSS, 2nd Edition
by Dan Cederholm
(New Riders, 2007)
“CSS Design: Going to Print”
by Eric Meyer, A List Aparthttp://perma.cc/92RE-JUTG
“The Pitfalls of UI Kits and
Pattern Libraries”
by Tyler Sticka, The Cloud Four Bloghttp://perma.cc/8EHG-YQ83
Responsive Web Design, 2nd Edition
by Ethan Marcotte (A Book
Apart, 2014)
Smashing Book 5: Real-Life Responsive
Web Design
by Vitaly Friedman, et al., Smashing
Magazine, 2015
Interaction and JavaScript
“Behavioral Separation”
by Jeremy Keith, A List Aparthttp://perma.cc/MRC5-9HZV
DOM Scripting: Web Design with
JavaScript and the Document
Object Model
by Jeremy Keith and Jeffrey Sambells
(Friends of ED, 2010)
“The JavaScript Framework
Bandwagonism”
by Teylor Feliz, Admixwebhttp://perma.cc/HK9J-WSD3
“JavaScript Triggers”
by Peter Paul Koch, A List Aparthttp://perma.cc/3HLG-VG75
“js;dr = JavaScript Required;
Didn’t Read”
by Tantek Çelikhttp://perma.cc/9BL8-J32K
“Web applications don’t follow
new rules”
by Christian Heilmannhttp://perma.cc/5AQY-ZXJ3
Accessibility
“The Browser Accessibility Tree”
by Steve Faulkner, The Paciello
Group Bloghttp://perma.cc/7JHY-SRDE
“High Accessibility Is Effective Search
Engine Optimization”
by Andy Hagans, A List Aparthttp://perma.cc/2ZRA-LH96
Just Ask: Integrating Accessibility
Throughout Design
by Shawn Lawton Henry (Lulu, 2007)
A Web for Everyone: Designing
Accessible User Experiences
by Sarah Horton & Whitney
Quesenbery (Rosenfeld Media, 2014)
Testing and Analytics
“Browser Testing”
by Jeremy Keithhttp://perma.cc/85CN-BK2N
“Analytics confirm the need for
adaptive web design and cross-
browser compatibility”
by Jason Samuelshttp://perma.cc/K75N-PFXN
“Setting a Performance Budget”
by Tim Kadlechttp://perma.cc/C78T-ECHE