Screenqueri.es is a responsive design testing tool that tests your design on more than 30 different devices.
Screenqueri.es is very precise and can serve as a starting point for your mobile designs. It can test how your design will look on the iPhone, iPad, Android phones and many others.
DeepTissue.js is a helper library that abstracts the differences between browser touch/mouse event APIs.
The library has no dependencies but a future release will integrate the library with jQuery.
DeepTissue strives to be a cross-platform gesture handling library, and it supports most of the commonly used gestures to become just that.
The use of this library is simple: to remove any problems when dealing with separate gesture APIs.
Dribble is a set of pictures of iPhone gestures.
Obviously such icons are great for any application, game or interactive website where you need to show the user what kinds of gestures do what things. They come in two formats — as a regular PNG and as an Adobe Illustrator file.
Graphite is a theme pack and generator for jQuery Mobile.
The open source tool comes with eight different themes to choose from, but of course customization is possible too.
You can customize the themes by using a Python script and editing the theme’s settings. Even if you are looking for ready-made solutions, Graphite is of great worth as it houses several beautifully-colored themes and ships with a liberal license.
Junior is a front-end framework for creating HTML5 apps for mobile.
The framework is something of an amalgam, using Rachet’s CSS components for style, flickable.js’s carousels, and routers and views integrated with Backbone.
Rather than re-inventing the wheel, Junior concerns itself with providing the best possible experience for the user and, yes, the developer too.
21 April, 2013
By Lauris Veips
