A presentation at New Adventures 2019 in in Nottingham, UK by Jeremy Keith
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“Choose the least powerful language suitable for a given purpose.” —Principle of Least Power
“Anything that can possibly go wrong, will go wrong.” —Murphy’s Law
Every new medium looks to what has come before for guidance. Web design has taken cues from centuries of typography and graphic design. Web development has borrowed metaphors and ideas from the world of architecture. Let's take a tour of some of the most influential ideas from architecture that have crossed over into the web, from pattern languages to responsive design. Together we'll uncover how to build resilient, performant, accessible and beautiful structures that work with the grain of the materials of the web.
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