It recently came to my attention that this webpage looked kind of bad on smartphones. I know they try to render the web like a normal computer screen, but when you've written your style sheet and made images assuming a certain width, something isn't going to look right. (Part of the rationale for CSS is partly for better compatability with unusual browsers, but, oddly, I think it would have worked better if I had forced it to render a minimum width.) Thankfully, browsers are gaining support for CSS3 media queries. So after some quick hacking last night, my site should be iPhone- and G1-friendly.

Another nice application of the resolution CSS3 media queries is that we'll finally be able to reasonably handle those stragglers still using 800x600.