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CSS prefixes: it’s not that simple
Open web advocate David Storey on problems with CSS prefixes
29 Nov 2012
Open web advocate David Storey on the problems surrounding CSS prefixes and what the future will bring
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Create high quality cinemagraphs with CSS3 and jQuery
Get a richer range of colours and a larger set of dimensions
29 Nov 2012
Create high quality cinemagraphs that offer a richer range of colours and a larger set of dimensions than the usual animated GIF options, by using JPEG sprites with CSS3 and jQuery. -
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Designing better customer support
Gavin Elliott on how he built the customer support system at Obox
28 Nov 2012
Gavin Elliott on how he built the customer support system at Obox -
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Bring designs to life with interactive wireframes
Time-based interactions need to be planned at the wireframing phase
28 Nov 2012
Breandán Knowlton explains how to adapt the wireframing process to include time-based interactions and explores a range of preview techniques -
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Five killer ways to use gamification
Make your app or site more engaging with game-like elements
27 Nov 2012
Adding game-like elements to your app or site can help make them more engaging, says Gene Crawford -
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Protect web apps from hackers
Tips to help make your web app less vulnerable to security breaches
27 Nov 2012
Steve Nice of ForLinux breaks down essential knowledge and best practice tips to help make your web app less vulnerable to security breaches -
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Brian Birtles on rethinking web animations
CSS, SVG and why their limitations must be overcome
26 Nov 2012
Mozilla's Brian Birtles on the new web standards that will enable developers to synchronise animations with video and audio, and provide scheduling, seeking, reversing and other features -
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24 incredible HTML email newsletters
Need inspiration for an email newsletter design? Look no further
26 Nov 2012
Despite every new online advance proclaiming the death of email it remains as effective a marketing channel as ever. Here are 24 emails that are doing it right -
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Essential JavaScript: the top five MVC frameworks
Jack Franklin is your guide to picking the right framework
23 Nov 2012
Picking the right JavaScript framework for your needs can be tricky. Jack Franklin sets out to make your decision easier by providing this guide to five of the most popular choices -
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Start your project right with Modernizr
Learn how to make the most of feature-detection library Modernizr
22 Nov 2012
The HTML5 Boilerplate includes the feature-detection library Modernizr. Learn how to take full advantage of what this feature-rich JavaScript library has to offer when you start a new project -
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Why it's crucial to test your frontend code
Chris Webb looks at tools and methods for automating CSS testing
22 Nov 2012
Chris Webb thinks that testing is vital to frontend development, so join him as he takes a look at the tools and methods currently available for automating CSS testing -
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Five killer ways to use illustration
Illustration can spice up your website, but make navigation confusing
21 Nov 2012
Illustration is a great way to spice up your website, but can make navigation confusing, says Gene Crawford -
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The importance of whitespace in web design
Erik Boman on fighting the good fight for whitespace
21 Nov 2012
Whitespace is key to an elegant design that's easy to navigate. Erik Boman explains how to sell it to clients, and how to make sure your padding and wide margins survive the development phase -
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How Twitter can help you become a better designer
Are you making the most of what Twitter can do for your career?
20 Nov 2012
Are you making the most of what Twitter can do for your career? James Parker explains how engaging with the design community can make you better at your job -
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Making Android apps voice output accessible
Integrating core accessibility into Android app development
20 Nov 2012
Integrating core accessibility into Android app development is relatively straightforward to do and should be considered as business as usual for every project
