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The RICG is a group of independent designers and developers working toward new web standards that will build fast, accessible, responsive websites.

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  1. Oct 24

    and they haven't aged a bit (well, maybe a little bit...)

    Here is original and 6 years later. What we did as a community with the still fills me with pride. It continues to shape how we do standards to date.
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    Oct 23

    6 years later at TPAC Lyon, still in the house!

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    Sep 19

    PS buy Mat’s book. It is also good:

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    Sep 19

    Once upon a time, asked me if I’d write a newsletter for . No joke: that newsletter changed my life. Yesterday, Mat officially officially shut ’er down, with the heartfelt, sky-punching, end of his new book. It’s—it’s very good.

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  5. 1 Nov 2017

    srsly, don't

    In related news: If you're still using a polyfill for <picture>, don't :)
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    3 Feb 2017

    Wanna see the Chair—the pirate radio of web standards—finally meet the face-to-face? Well, you can:

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    9 Jan 2017

    Serious question: what can we as developers do to help push Container Queries to implementation? I’d love to contribute somehow.

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    4 Oct 2016

    My (belated) notes from are on

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  9. 24 May 2016
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    What do you say, —want to get a spec together? Even if Houdini is the way forward, let’s give devs something to work from. +

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    23 May 2016
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    hey what’s good

    It’s almost June so, I’m just gonna wait a few more minutes and then assume Element Queries forgot they were expected to be working today.
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    10 May 2016

    The web ain’t so bad, really, and aims to keep it that way. Here’s how:

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    8 Apr 2016

    Ever wanted to check if you used <picture> and srcset correctly? Now you can:

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    24 Feb 2016

    And if you do use responsive images in production, do you use Picturefill as fallback?

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    24 Feb 2016

    Do you actively use responsive images in production (srcset, sizes, <picture>)?

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    19 Jan 2016

    Was able to toggle an image's resolution for a zoom-in feature by merely swapping out the image's `sizes` attribute value. 🔥🔥

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    11 Jan 2016

    The OS X 10.11.4 and iOS 9.3 betas out today contain picture element, CSS variables, font-feature-settings and more!

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    24 Dec 2015

    I wrote a thing about and !

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  18. 5 Jan 2016

    “A month ago, one in every 2,500 pages sampled by Chrome used `w` descriptors. Now that number is 1 in 500…”

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    6 Nov 2015

    v3.0 of the responsive images plugin for WordPress is out. Upgrade now to be ready for WP 4.4.

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    29 Oct 2015

    With new 4.4 (scheduled for 8th Dec) you'll get out-of-the-box images support as per guidelines. Sweet!

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