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Design for life
How do you keep people using your products throughout their life?
1 Aug 2012
How do you keep people using your products throughout the different stages of their life? Matt Rook of XO Group Inc has some suggestions
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A future friendly workflow
Luke Brooker explains how Future Friendly can help adjust the workflow
31 Jul 2012
User experience director Luke Brooker explains the thinking behind the Future Friendly initiative and how it can help adjust your workflow -
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Big Mouth: Site for sore eyes
How great designs can be compromised by not-so-great kit
25 Jul 2012
On the web, Gary Marshall reckons, great designs are compromised by not-so-great kit. At least, they were… -
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Choosing your social network
Decide what you want before you plump for a platform
17 Jul 2012
Decide what you want to achieve through social networking before you plump for a platform, says Katie Moffat -
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Stay online during the Olympics
Intelligent hosting is the key, says PEER 1's Dominic Monkhouse
11 Jul 2012
The London 2012 Games are a huge business opportunity – but also a huge technical challenge. Intelligent hosting is the key, says Dominic Monkhouse of PEER 1 Hosting -
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The importance of goal-driven data
Luis Freitas explores the current state of data gathering
10 May 2012
Luis Spencer Freitas, digital marketing manager for Pernod Ricard Americas, explores the current state of data gathering and analyses its true use in an ever-expanding digital culture -
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The age of mobile web apps dawns
Rob Chandhok on how the traditional web app environment is changing
4 May 2012
Rob Chandhok of Qualcomm discusses the change in the traditional web apps environment and how the increased uptake of HTML5 will allow greater connectivity and an all-round improved end-user experience -
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Building user trust
Carl Smith explains how to earn and keep the trust of your visitor
14 Mar 2012
Before a visitor uses your site, they need to believe it’s going to be worth it. Carl Smith of nGen Works explains how to earn and keep the trust of your visitors -
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What social sharing widget is right for you?
Harvey Sarjant on the the next generation of social sharing widgets
12 Mar 2012
Harvey Sarjant on the the next generation of social sharing widgets -
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Develop for as many users as possible
John Allsopp responds to Aral Balkan's "one version" manifesto
18 Jan 2012
John Allsopp, developer and organiser of the Web Directions conferences, responds to Aral Balkan's "one version manifesto" and argues we should embrace the web's universality and aim to make our sites available for everybody -
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The new Twitter: just another pretty face?
Marketing specialist David Lavenda comments on the new Twitter
12 Jan 2012
There's a lot of buzz around Twitter's latest facelift but marketing specialist David Lavenda questions that it really is the ticket to reach the masses of social networkers -
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Turning web traffic into sales
Compuware's David Flower explains how to avoid lasting harm
11 Jan 2012
Much more than just revenue hinges on web site performance. Downtime, inconsistency, slowdowns and bad design can ruin customer experiences. Compuware's David Flower explains how to avoid lasting harm -
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Don't neglect your site's content
Many make the mistake of writing for SEO, key-wording the content
5 Jan 2012
Many today make the mistake of writing for SEO, key-wording the content for Google. Don't, says John Loudon who makes the case for well-written content -
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Agile: the next step
Thoughtworks' Jim Highsmith reflects on 10 years of Agile development
12 Dec 2011
Jim Highsmith, one of the co-authors of the Agile manifesto, reflects on 10 years of Agile development and examines how it can keep moving forward as a movement -
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Getting feedback is crucial
Nobody likes asking for comments on their work, but it's critical
10 Nov 2011
Hardly anyone likes asking for comments on their work, but the process is critical to career development and good results, says Jonathan Smiley
