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The .net strip #29: Stupid autocorrect
Brad Colbow on the bane of mobile devices
25 Jan 2013
Brad Colbow on the bane of mobile devices
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Interaction design lessons from sci-fi: Visual interfaces
Futuristic interface design lessons you can use in your own work
25 Jan 2013
Make it so is a book for interface designers interested in understanding sci-fi's role in design history and using sci-fi interfaces in their own work. Here we present an exclusive excerpt on visual design, with a focus on typography -
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<img>s are content too
Images aren’t just there for decoration; they have meaning too
24 Jan 2013
Images aren’t just there for decoration; they have meaning too – so make sure your choices have context, says James Fenton -
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Using PHP Data Objects
Daniel Lewis explains how to put the PDO library into practice
24 Jan 2013
The PHP Data Objects library provides a consistent foundation for database access and connectivity. Daniel Lewis explains how to put it into practice -
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Noah Stokes projects with meaning
Bold's founder on Apple, redesigning Delicious and burying a goat
23 Jan 2013
Bold founder Noah Stokes chats to Jim Thacker about getting out of the city and finding projects with meaning, redesigning Delicious – and why working for Apple was no Garden of Eden -
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2012 into 2013: web standards in perspective
Chris Mills on the most exciting web standards developments of 2012
23 Jan 2013
Chris Mills looks back at most exciting web standards developments of 2012, and looks ahead to what we can expect in 2013 -
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Alex Duloz on The Pastry Box Project
Duloz on Madmen, diversity, crowdfunding and making a book
22 Jan 2013
The Pastry Box Project provides an insight into the minds of those at the forefront of the web design industry. Creator Alex Duloz explains his views on diversity in the industry, how he's planning to make the writings into a book and how TV show Madmen inspired him to start the project -
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Build a powerful ecommerce site with ExpressionEngine
David Dexter on how to use the CMS to build ecommerce sites
22 Jan 2013
ExpressionEngine is a powerful and flexible content management system. David Dexter of codesly.com walks us through the process of using the CMS to build ecommerce websites -
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The pro's guide to CSS layouts
Peter Gasston offers a snapshot of the future for CSS layouts
21 Jan 2013
CSS’s next big challenge is to make flexible, dynamic page layouts that work across our ever-broadening range of devices. With solutions proposed and under discussion, Peter Gasston offers a snapshot of the future -
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Five killer ways to use contingency
It’s important to plan for failure so that you’re able to fail well
21 Jan 2013
It’s important to plan for failure so that you’re able to fail well, says Gene Crawford -
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The .net strip #28: Mobile run around
Brad Colbow on cumbersome and frustrating mobile experiences
18 Jan 2013
Brad Colbow on cumbersome and frustrating mobile experiences -
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Adaptable content
We present an exclusive excerpt of Content Everywhere
18 Jan 2013
Sara Wachter-Boettcher's book, Content Everywhere, went on sale just before the holidays. We present an exclusive excerpt that looks into creating content for responsive and adaptive experiences -
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Don't ever stop playing
Sometimes experimentation and play yield the best ideas
17 Jan 2013
Playing around with technologies that interest us, without a particular end in mind, can produce some of the best and most useful ideas, says Ashley Nolan -
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Getting CSS animations to trigger at the right time
Staggering full-site animations with CSS and JS using page scrolling
17 Jan 2013
Karl Schellenberg demonstrates how to stagger full-site animations with CSS3 and JavaScript through page scrolling -
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Rob Ford on showcasing the best of the web
The founder of the Favourite Website Awards spills the beans
16 Jan 2013
Founder of the Favourite Website Awards, Rob Ford spills the beans on hooking up with Adobe, how things have changed in the last 12 years – and whether beauty or technical prowess wins out
