responsive images / leave html alone

Responsive images ... the holy grail of modern (responsive) web design no doubt. Every self-respecting web-design/front-end magazine has written at least one article about it. Things are moving forward quickly now that standard organs are taking over and are trying to introduce a spec, but one can only wonder if this isn't just a quick fix that we'll regret five or more years down the line. From what I've read about it (A List Apart), we're clearly heading in the wrong direction.

responsive images / leave html alone

Responsive images ... the holy grail of modern (responsive) web design no doubt. Every self-respecting web-design/front-end magazine has written at least one article about it. Things are moving forward quickly now that standard organs are taking over and are trying to introduce a spec, but one can only wonder if this isn't just a quick fix that we'll regret five or more years down the line. From what I've read about it (A List Apart), we're clearly heading in the wrong direction.

calvaire / fabrice du welz

Fabrice du Welz raised quite a few heads when he released Calvaire. Not only are Belgian horror films a rare commodity, for a freshman effort Calvaire felt surprisingly mature and focused. Clearly this wasn't some kind of semi-professional one-off, but a film that bared the director's lasting intentions. Genre fans were pretty disappointed when du Welz' follow-up (Vinyan) didn't turn out to be a straight horror flick, but at least they'll always have Calvaire to revisit.

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