Device Lab / Oktavilla
Do you live in Stockholm? If so, you’ve got a device lab you can visit.
So feel free to drop by and test your responsive/mobile designs.
This might be the most remote open device lab yet. Looks pretty great.
Do you live in Stockholm? If so, you’ve got a device lab you can visit.
So feel free to drop by and test your responsive/mobile designs.
Got an old phone lying around that you don’t need any more? Why not donate it to a device lab? You know it makes sense.
This is a really great idea—a portable open device lab. It’s UK-based and you can hire it out for a few days at a time.
Some interesting outcomes from testing gov.uk with blind users of touchscreen devices:
Rather than reading out the hierarchy of the page, some of the users navigated by moving their finger around to ‘discover’ content.
This was really interesting - traditionally good structure for screen readers is about order and hierarchy. But for these users, the physical placement on the screen was also really important (just as it is for sighted users).
A great behind-the-scenes look at the redesign (and redevelopment) of Twitter’s mobile subdomain silo. Man, I would love to see this progressively enhanced up to the current widescreen view for “desktop” browsers without the need for separate URLs for any class of device.
But I digress …this is good stuff.
It was twenty years ago today.
Pop ‘round to the Clearleft office if you want to test a site on our devices.