“Championing responsive web standards” is the primary goal of the Responsive Issues Community Group, and it continues to be—we put it right there in the name, after all. But our secondary goal—paving a new way for designers and developers to … Continue reading →

Since our Chair is so lousy at posting updates to our mailing list, Eric Portis—author of this incredibly helpful article on the sizes/srcset syntax—is going to be helping out! We’ll be posting something every other Friday—short general-purpose posts on using … Continue reading →

A colleague of mine, Ian Devlin, put this up yesterday. I’ve had a small play with it and forked it to add some caching. It seems like a pretty good workaround (note, I don’t say solution!). http://www.iandevlin.com/blog/2013/10/responsive-web-design/resimagecrop-a-responsive-image-solution I’m sure he’d … Continue reading →

This post was written by John Mellor. Reposted here from our mailing list for easier sharing. By now most of you will have seen and started discussing the alternative markup proposal Tab and I came up with, intended to replace … Continue reading →

Meeting report On Tuesday, the 10th September, 2013 various W3C members and folks from the developer community got together at Mozilla’s Paris offices to try to agree on a way forward for responsive images. As no official minutes were taken … Continue reading →

During TPAC 2012, Yoav Weiss and I (Marcos Cáceres) had the opportunity to present the work of RICG to the W3C membership. We gave 2 presentations during TPAC: Panel discussion, on Wednesday during the Tech Plenary A one hour presentation … Continue reading →

First, a little housekeeping: while the community group is site is great for ongoing discussion, it doesn’t offer anything in the way of tracking specific goals and issues. Up to this point we’ve been using a GitHub repo on my … Continue reading →

Hey Everyone Just to let you all know, the Respondu framework has undergone some changes to make it cleaner, simpler and more robust. https://github.com/davidmarkclements/Respondu http://respondu.davidmarkclements.com Respondu uses a different method to Scott Jehl’s polyfill, it piggy backs on the noscript … Continue reading →

On 2012-08-29 The Responsive Images Community Group published the following specification: Picture Element Proposal. This is a call for Final Specification Commitments. To provide greater patent protection for this specification, participants in the Responsive Images Community Group are now invited … Continue reading →