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Get to grips with Google shopping
What does Google’s new paid product search mean for online retailers?
20 Mar 2013
What does Google’s new paid product search model mean for online retailers? Seamus Whittingham offers some pointers
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Give Photoshop a chance
Responsive web design doesn’t mean we should abandon Photoshop
18 Mar 2013
Responsive web design doesn’t mean we should abandon Photoshop, says Dan Rose – but we do need to redefine how we use it -
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Designing for users
Design isn't a vehicle for showing off; it's for communicating ideas
11 Mar 2013
Design is not a vehicle for showing off the latest techniques or tools, it’s a way of communicating ideas, says Joshua Garity -
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Jeffrey Zeldman on the dream of a standards-based web
The father of web standards fondly remembers The Web Standards Project
4 Mar 2013
The father of web standards fondly remembers The Web Standards Project and how it revolutionised the industry -
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The cloud’s global future
We need to turn towards a more federated cloud, says Ditlev Bredahl
28 Feb 2013
No single provider holds the keys to a truly global cloud. So, argues Ditlev Bredahl, we need to turn towards a more federated model -
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Big Mouth: Poppycock
Let’s keep the police out of our online conversations
27 Feb 2013
Let’s keep the police out of our online conversations, says Gary Marshall -
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Finding your first role in the web industry
Developer and lecturer Richard Askew shares his top tips
25 Feb 2013
Developer and lecturer Richard Askew lends his advice on finding work as a web designer -
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RWD: just getting started
How new technologies will open up a raft of responsive possibilities
21 Feb 2013
Responsive design is still in its infancy and, as Dennis Odell argues, technologies in the pipeline are set to open up a raft of game-changing possibilities -
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The path to code literacy
Learning to code shouldn’t be a huge burden, says Jonathan Berger
20 Feb 2013
Learning to code shouldn’t be a huge burden, says Jonathan Berger. Instead, it should be a lot more like learning a language -
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Write another jQuery plug-in, kill a unicorn
Go write yet another jQuery plug-in, and kill a unicorn as well
14 Feb 2013
Go write yet another jQuery plug-in, and then kill a unicorn while you're at it, says Alex Duloz -
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Using animations for 'delightful' product pages
Amy Marquez on designing good user experiences
12 Feb 2013
Amy Marquez on designing good user experiences for product pages using triggered CSS animations -
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The future is bright for independent B2B developers
Nick Wade on the perks of developing for B2B marketplaces
11 Feb 2013
Nick Wade is director of the Atlassian Marketplace, which enables developers to sell add-ons for Atlassian business tools -
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10 tips for secure development
Neglecting security during a development can be a big mistake
7 Feb 2013
Neglecting security during a development can be a big mistake, argues Norman Begg of password management specialist my1login -
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The end of accessibility?
Good design? UX? Accessibility? Can we have it all? asks Sandi Wassmer
6 Feb 2013
Good design? UX? Accessibility? Can we have it all? asks Sandi Wassmer -
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Responsive design is only one component of personalisation
Keith Butters looks at various personalisation techniques
31 Jan 2013
Keith Butters, co-founder of The Barbarian Group, on the importance of clarity when talking with clients about personalisation
