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Serve Up Retina Graphics To Your Website
Jeremy Mansfield, Chief Pixel Pusher
May 7, 2012 in development
Jeremy MansfieldHot diggity. When we heard about this sweet little piece of javascript code called Retina, we got pretty excited. You see, retina.js is a piece of JavaScript code that checks each image on the page to see if there is a high-resolution version of that image on your server. If a high-resolution variant exists, the script will swap in that image in-place. It’s that easy!
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Designing for the Hi-Res iPad Retina Display
Jeremy Mansfield, Chief Pixel Pusher
March 22, 2012 in mobile
Jeremy Mansfield
I’ll admit, when I first heard the new retina display iPad 3 was coming out from Apple, I let out a little mumble something to the effect of, “nice, yet another device to responsively adapt and plan for.”
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Jeremy MansfieldI was recently tasked with creating a Christmas card landing page with the obligatory music autoplaying on page load, with cute little snowflakes tumbling down the page. Well, at least these snowflakes were creatively cute 
The issue that I ran into, like everybody else, is how to get rid of that doggone flash player <object> embed method and go straight to the html5 <audio> tag. Well, until Internet Explorer 7 and 8 just simply die, it’s not possible. So here’s a nice, easy and foolproof trick to overcome those pesky Microsoft browsers.
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