Been reading a lot about Responsive Design lately. And I need to read a LOT more. But Andy Clarke created a nice starting spot, based on Mobile Boilerplate, but taking a (correcter) bottoms-up approach of starting with a simple device, and adding layers of sophistication to devices that can handle it.
For anyone building a site based on a grid (as all sites should be, at least a little), Griddle.it offers a pretty slick service! Griddle.it creates dynamic images based on querystring parameters that you pass in your URL. You can then use these images as background images as you're developing to see how well your <div>s and such line-up with the grid. Neat idea!
A (fairly) new site on the web standards stage is Web Standards Sherpa. Connected to some pretty heavy names in our industry, the site endeavors to be a one-stop-shop for asking for and finding advice and guidance. So far, some pretty good topics!
A great new online tool for creating CSS animations: Ceaser. Needs a modern browser, but allows you to test and play with variations right in your browser, live, then grab the code that created the animation once you get it how you want it. Nice!
And taking that one step further, also from Je Suis, comes CodeKickOff, which let's you pick from even more options, including whether your starter code should be flat HTML, WordPress, Drupal, whether it should include a grid, whether it should reflect HTML5 Boilerplate… Sheesh!
I know this is getting silly, but what can I do? Again, from Je Suis, comes Bones and Roots, both WordPress theme generators. Both are complete WordPress themes, and both include HTML5 Boilerplate magic. Seriously cool stuff, peeps!
And finally, a quick geek-out: Did you know you could do this?
Thank you for publishing about my HTML5 Template generator.
As you pointed it out, it uses an "old" version of HTML5 boilerplate and blueprint.
@Shikiryu: Indeed, it is a lot to keep up with… :-) But the tool is awesome, none-the-less, great job!