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Got a great idea for a site, but don’t know how to create a WordPress theme? Maybe you’ve already built a site but your client wants a CMS and you’re not sure where to start. Or perhaps you know...
June 20, 2013
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Aims to better accessibility on mobile web content and apps
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The Everywhere Project is a collaborative project curated by designer and illustrator, Adrian Walsh. It was created as a tribute to the classic folk song “I’ve Been Everywhere” which was written...
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Christopher Schmitt is a designer, web developer, author, strategist, and dreamer. Working with the web since 1993, Christopher Schmitt directs Heatvision.com, Inc., a small new media publishing...
June 20, 2013
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Learn how Behance used Sass and Require.js to build a complex responsive search and discovery tool for its homepage, optimise mobile performance and retrofit sections of its website
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You know how it goes: you are facing a difficult situation with a client, and you aren’t quite sure how to respond to it to navigate the conversation into a meaningful direction. This is...
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Sandi Wassmer on using digital personas for UX design
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For some web designers, it’s pretty standard practice to place a link back to their own site on the footer of a website designed for a client. Whilst many reputable designers have always avoided...
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Kenyan tech leaders say the high-flying Internet balloons may not be a realistic networking solution for their continent. Google’s latest pet project, called Loon, is meant to deliver the...
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