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RESPONSIVE IMAGES AND WEB ICON DESIGN / Olga Voskoboinikova @dVosk

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RESPONSIVEIMAGES AND WEB ICON DESIGN

/ Olga Voskoboinikova @dVosk

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A lot of variability (screen sizes and densities).

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CHALLENGESAdapt appropriately for each device.Render neatly in different screens.Load fast(er).

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ADAPTIVE IMAGESLetting the browser scale images is a bad idea.

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If you can support the mobile web,you can support anything.

From by Brad FrostMobile First Responsive Web Design

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ART DIRECTIONAdapt appropriately for each device.

From by Jason GrigsbyMobile First Responsive Design

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ART DIRECTION & TEXT

From by Jason GrigsbyMobile First Responsive Design

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Whenever possible,

USE SVG.

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WTF IS SVG?It's made of vectors, baby!

Stays crisp and sharp at any resolution.It's light and allows image sprites.XML text file that can be created in Sketch.

with JS and CSS.Animated and interactive

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Want to control every pixel?

JUST REMEMBERmatch the low-res pixel grid.

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SVG BASICS DEMO

http://people.opera.com/andreasb/demos/demos_svgopen2009

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EXTRA SVG DEMO

http://people.opera.com/andreasb/demos/demos_svgopen2009

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EXTRA SVG DEMO

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http://people.opera.com/andreasb/demos/demos_svgopen2009

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IMG TIPS & TRICKSUse multiples of 6px. Pixel density matters.Compress whenever possible.Don’t include unnecessary data.Combine image formats.

Design responsively!