An agile approach with responsive design considers these issues from the start, but will require more upfront wireframing, design and testing that are omitted in the waterfall process. Let the medium of HTML enhance the qualities of the design using a fluid layout in all environments. ReadWriteHack. ReadWriteWeb. Channels. Archives. MORE >>

Iterating with fake screenshots is always faster than actually messing with HTML, CSS, and back-end code. In the end, of course it's better to have more feedback than less, better to be more agile than less, and better to have technical debt with a successful product than a failed product. The following is a guest post by Jason Cohen. MORE >>

Keep input fields as close to their unaltered HTML rendering as possible. Magazine. Network. Job Board. Smashing Directory. Coding. UXDesign. Wordpress. Designinformer. Facebook. Twitter. Newsletter. All categories. Coding. Design. Graphics. Inspiration. Freebies. HTML5. JavaScript. Photoshop. Typography. Usability. Wallpapers. WordPress. MORE >>

Rule 2: Constrain the features pipeline A good practice for ensuring the 80/20 rule is constraining the features pipeline, which is a common practice from Agile, but with the addition of a validated learning state for every feature. That is exactly what Continuous Deployment does. From experience, I know this can be a hard rule to enforce. MORE >>

Ive taught everyone from hard-core programmers to scripters to HTML-designers to use it properly. Kent Beck keynote, "To Agility, and Beyond" Six streaming locations Interviews ► March (7) New conference website, speakers, agenda Two new scholarship programs for lean startups Speed up or slow down? Easy to understand. MORE >>