The web’s core is its words, but they can be drowned out
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There are plenty of great startup websites using signup forms to capture early users. Both email newsletters and user accounts are two methods for bridging new people into your startup. A crucial...
June 24, 2013
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10:54 AM
Responsive design is everywhere, and whether you’re using a framework or writing media queries yourself, some elements on your page are bound to move or scale. If your media queries are based on...
June 24, 2013
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Bitcoin has been generating plenty of column inches recently – but how does the P2P digital currency work in practice? Vitalik Buterin gives the lowdown
June 24, 2013
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Using computers to virtually test new molecules could lead to new types of solar cells. Using donated computing power and drawing on the theory of quantum mechanics, Harvard researchers have...
June 24, 2013
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Mobile user experience design is maturing. One way to gauge this is to look at the tools at our disposal. Prototyping tools such as Balsamiq, Axure and Fireworks enable us to build...
June 24, 2013
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No web designer sets out to create a terrible user experience. And a terrible user experience usually isn’t just one thing — it’s dozens of tiny usability mistakes repeated all throughout the...
June 24, 2013
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SEO is a shapeshifter: its current, grown-up incarnation is audience-driven, engine and user-friendly. Bryson Meunier has the details
June 24, 2013
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5:54 AM
Stock photo sites are almost always behind any great designer. Good stock photos can do great things for a project, just as bad stock photography can ruin it. Picking the right pics has a lot to...
June 24, 2013
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Internet security expert publishes first evidence that Iran uses internet throttling to prevent the spread of information during periods of public unrest
June 24, 2013
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