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Take a look at jqtouch. It gets everything setup for the touch based web. The layout size, touch interactions,etc. Do what jqtouch is doing for the mobile we
by jasonlbaptiste 16y ago
Take a look at jqtouch. It gets everything setup for the touch based web. The layout size, touch interactions,etc. Do what jqtouch is doing for the mobile web, but for the tv. Hope this clarifies things.
Pixel and aspect ratio is actually fairly doable. I'd say 16:9 is commonplace enough, along with 1080p resolution (1920x1080). Sure there are still 720p TVs, but I think if were building for the future it's a good bet to say 1080 is the way to go.
Re:ads. It certainly is pie in the sky thinking, but it's worth aiming for. Though I don't enjoy commercials, I don't feel they are as horrendous as horrible web ads.
- pixelbath 16y agoJQTouch looks nice, but none of the animation demos worked for me, and the back and forward browser navigation broke completely. Regarding the actual UI, is everything supposed to be full-width? Seems like an easy way to solve the aspect ratio problem, but introduces either: 1. scrolling like a mofo, or 2. lots and lots of small screens. Is this a problem that a style guide would be attempting to solve?
- jasonlbaptiste 16y agoThe animations need some work. Here's a cool one, that I'm working on modifying. http://jasonlbaptiste.com/jqtouch.html http://jasonlbaptiste.com/jqtouch.html I wanted to add a swipe to go to the next article function to my blog. Check out some Boxee apps to see how I feel things should look like.