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skip to content suburbia technobabble menu home about projects elsewhere sk tw tu fl in vi fb li micro.blog posts posted on july 24, 2018 july 24, 2018 rad: a definitive history of skateboarding in the uk from 1978–1995 growing up as a bmx obsessed then skateboarding crazy kid in the 1980’s “rad” (short for read and destroy) magazine was the major source of everything about skateboarding. every month, every issue, i would read it from cover to cover. from the cover, contents page, articles, letter’s page*, photos to the small ads at the back i would consume everything about it and so much of it is forever burned into my brain to be recalled at random times! in the times way before the internet, instagram, youtube and social media the printed skateboard magazine was the only window into the wider realms of skateboarding in the uk and beyond. a small sample of my personal rad magazine archive :) rad had several key photographers who contributed to the magazine: vernon ‘jay podesta’ adams, tony ‘dobie’ campbell, ‘mad’ mike john, tim leighton-boyce, paul sunman and wig worland. i once stayed over at tim leighton-boyce’s flat in london many years ago and spent hours looking through boxes of photos, some which had been in print and some that never saw the light of day. since the late 1990’s all of tim’s and other contributor’s photos and all the materials from the production of rad – much of which predates fully digital workflows of graphic design and print production – has been in storage in various places. but in recent years massive efforts have been taken to sort through all of the remnants of the rad magazine archives and has resulted in a kickstarter campaign to document the history of skateboarding in the uk and the role and influence that rad magazine had and the effect it continues to have to this day. “skateboarding history. rad. the book of the magazine.” the kickstarter project is titled: “skateboarding history. rad. the book of the magazine.” and has the sub-title “a definitive history of skateboarding in the uk from 1978–1995 the read and destroy archive book project.”. the plan is for a two-volume book and is summarised on kickstarter: this two-volume book revisits the seminal independent magazine rad (read and destroy), first published over 30 years ago – and still with a global following today. it is an inside view on skateboarding and youth culture from the 1970s, 80s and 90s, told primarily through the archives of 6 british skate photographers at the core of the magazine’s original editorial team. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/322122905/rad-the-book-of-the-magazine/description this is what the finished two-volume book should look like. there are only about 8 days to go as i type this so if rad magazine is something that had a similar influence on yourself as it did to me, or your keen to see this aspect of skateboarding-related social history be brought to the surface, or if you love photography or graphic design then i’d strongly encourage you to go and back the project as the resulting book is going to be something special in all those aspects. do it, go back it now and help make it happen! view the kickstarter project here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/322122905/rad-the-book-of-the-magazine you can also find more about rad on their website and social media sites at: read-and-destroy-archive.com instagram facebook youtube *my own letters made it to the letters page once or twice ;) posted on june 8, 2018 june 8, 2018 watchos 5 adds support for web content rendering apple recently announced updates to the core software on all of their hardware platforms with various interesting new features. one feature that jumped out when looking through it all was support for displaying web content in watchos 5, it’s important to clarify that they haven’t added a standalone safari app to watchos but instead it enables any links sent via mail or messages to be accessed and then displayed right on the watch. to get a quick overview it is worth taking a few minutes to watch the “ designing web content for watchos ” video on the wwdc2018 videos site as it gives a good overview. here’s a few thoughts and info about key aspects that i picked up from watching the video: user navigation / interaction you can scroll using the apple watch’s digital crown or via pan gestures double-tap to zoom in / out on the page content back/forward navigation is controlled either via an overlay ui brought up via a firm press on the screen or by swiping back and forward from the edges of the screen. web browser feature support content is optimised for display on the apple watch so certain features are not supported in watchos 5: video playback service workers web fonts if the web content being accessed is responsive then it treats the content as being 320px wide, the same width as if on an iphone se (iphone 5 or older width). so text may be smaller but at least it will basically render the smallest breakpoint content, so it doesn’t require any new even smaller breakpoint to be catered for. this is done by overriding the “initial-scale” value and provides a viewport with the dimensions 320px by 357px and reports a media query size of 320px. so existing responsive content will render on the apple watch without requiring any changes – at least from a layout perspective, worth noting the lack of support for web fonts as this will likely have some rendering impact as it falls back to alternative fonts in the font stack do display. optimising content for apple watch even though responsive content will be rendered quite well by default it is possible to optimise content for display on apple watch. the above image shows the standard responsive content being displayed on the apple watch, basically just the same as it would be on an iphone se (minus any web fonts of course!). responsive layout on apple watch using a media query it is possible to modify this layout to display as a single column. there is an example given in the video which obviously won’t apply for all uses, but basically it uses “min-width: 320px” as the baseline for showing the content as two columns, so any content below that would render as a single column. again, how this works specifically for your layouts will vary, but there will be some methods to use for frameworks like foundation or bootstrap etc. “disabled-adaptations” meta tag the important addition to using a media query though is a new meta tag which disables the default adaptations that the apple watch makes when rendering content by default: <meta name=”disabled-adaptations” content=”watch”> with this meta tag in place the device width will be treated as the real width of apple watch’s screen. this again has similarities to how content was handled when the iphone originally came out, existing content is displayed as best as possible but there are ways to optimise for the device if you want to. form controls on watchos making use of html5 form control types is really important on watchos, setting the type attribute to “email”, “tel” etc will bring up a specific, full screen ui to allow interaction. additionally making use of labels, placeholder or aria-label attributes enhance the context given when interacting with these controls. hopefully you’re using these already but here’s another reason to do so. safari reader on watchos this is a feature found on ios and macos which basically formats pages to show a more readable version of web page content. it’s a little unclear from the video but it sounds like pages that are “text heavy” will get displayed using reader, although i’m not 100% sure how that would be determined exactly if so. perhaps this is a way to handle big pages that might have a lot of adverts on it? reader view is an option that users can choose by firmly pressing on any page to bring up the navigation overlay, so even if content is displayed normally a more readable version can be accessed. semantic markup in reader

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