You can’t miss the oversized copper-colored Lincoln penny sculpture outside the First Watch restaurant in Canton Township, Michigan.
The over five-foot tall sculpture installed near the entrance doors captures your attention as you walk along the sidewalk.
You’ll notice the sculptor has made a few changes to the inscription displayed on the edge of the penny, changing it from “In God We Trust” to “In God We Trust, Others Pay Cash.”
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In this week’s web design and development news roundup, you’ll learn how to set up a remote UX team, find an online site to test if your video triggers epileptic seizures, discover how to fix a horizontal overflow problem on mobile, and more.
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When Alexis Deveria launched Can I Use? in 2008, the helpful online site that eventually grew to include support tables for HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, it was a welcome resource for designers and developers.
Why?
Folks were struggling with browser compatibility for features.
There wasn’t any resource online like Can I Use? at the time: an easy-to-read resource that quickly told you whether a browser supported a specific feature.
More than a decade later, Can I Use? is the top resource that web folks turn to when they need to learn about browser compatibility .
The success of Can I Use? has contributed to the launch of similar sites that provide helpful information to web designers and developers as well as content strategists.
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