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# <a href="/articles/responsive-design-of-hiof" title="The story of Høgskolen i Østfold" rel="internal">Østfold University College</a>


Østfold University College is known for being one of the pioner IT
educators in Norway.

I currently have the pleasure of working at their information and
communication department as the lead developer of their next generation
web platform.

<a href="/articles/responsive-design-of-hiof" title="The story of Høgskolen i Østfold" class="button" rel="internal">Continue reading</a>
<a href="http://hiof.no" title="Høgskolen i Østfold" class="button" rel="external">Visit the website</a>

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# <a href="/articles/small-screen-first-a-design-process-using-the-scalable-grid-system" title="Small screen first. A design process using the Scalable Grid System" rel="internal">Small screen first. A design process using the Scalable Grid System</a>

This paper describes the fragmentation in the current design of web
content and looks at a possible solution to ease the entry point for
cross browser and multi screen size development. It takes a step back
from the discussion regarding the design aesthetics and focuses on the
overall layout.


<a href="/articles/small-screen-first-a-design-process-using-the-scalable-grid-system" title="Small screen first. A design process using the Scalable Grid System" class="button" rel="internal">Read the research paper</a>


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# <a href="http://minimalrb.com" title="Minimalisting Sinatra framework for starting off with an asset pipeline with Haml, Sass and CoffeeScript" rel="external">minimalRB</a>

minimalRB is a minimalistic starting point for anyone who want to get up
and running with a Ruby based application that include an asset pipeline
that renders Haml, Sass and CoffeeScript.


<a href="http://minimalrb.com" title="Minimalisting Sinatra framework for starting off with an asset pipeline with Haml, Sass and CoffeeScript" class="button" rel="external">Visit the website</a>

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# <a href="http://scalable.gs" title="Scalable Grid System" rel="external">Scalable Grid System</a>


The Scalable Grid System or scalable.gs for short, is a device
independent and cross screen size web development framework. The system
use a range of technologies to optimize the user experience of a website
on a range of different platforms.

<a href="http://scalable.gs" title="Scalable Grid System" class="button" rel="external">Visit the website</a>


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# Østfold University College

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> <cite> - Tore-Petter Engen, Information chief, <a href="www.hiof.no/eng/english/" title="" rel="external">Østfold university collage</a>. </cite>
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# Working on Wheelz


> Kenneth was a quick learner and picked up the necessary new
> technologies (coffeescript & haml) in order to be an effective
> contributor to the Wheelz project. Working with a small team of
> engineer, designer and product manager, we were able to iterate
> quickly to improve the website frontend user experience.
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> <cite> - Yu-Shan Fung, Lead developer, [Wheelz Inc][]. </cite>
[Wheelz Inc]: http://wheelz.com

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