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Responsive web design is helpful, but has its limitations
19 Mar 2011
Ethan Marcotte’s concept of ‘responsive web design’ is useful, says Mark Kirby of Ribot – but it’s not without its limitations
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User experience vs financial institutions
Banks' online services need to step up to meet customer expectations
9 Jan 2013
Paul Wheatley argues that banks' online services need to step up to meet customer expectations -
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Design isn't just about pixels
Rich life experiences are as important as design theory
30 Oct 2012
Rich life experiences are as important as design theory -
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Agile agency collaboration with huge corporations
Customer liason doesn't always have to be a them and us affair
2 Aug 2012
Jonty Sharples explains how working for a giant client doesn't always have to be a matter of them and us -
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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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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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The dangers of new domain names
Opening up gTLDs may lead to more walled gardens, warns Sally Tomk
27 Jun 2012
The opening up of generic top-level domain names (gTLDs) may lead to more walled gardens and a fragmented internet, warns Sally Tomkotowicz -
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What they don't teach you in design school
Janna Hagan on educating yourself outside the classroom
28 May 2012
Janna Hagan on educating yourself outside the classroom -
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Adaptive static design
Joni Korpi built a grid system for creating multiple layouts
13 Feb 2012
Joni Korpi explains how he built a grid system for creating multiple layouts that are as consistent as possible -
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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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Don't redesign on spec
Self-initiated redesigns dilute our skills, says Yaron Schoen
18 May 2011
Reimagining Facebook or Yahoo on sharing sites like Dribbble is fun, but it's not true design, says freelance web designer -
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Design by committee
Gary Ennis explains how to manage the design by committee process
10 May 2011
Gary Ennis, director of NSDesign Ltd, explains the trials and tribulations of design by committee and how to manage the process -
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Big Mouth - Shirt happens
A few hours without an ad-blocker drives Gary up the wall
10 Nov 2010
When does objection handling become outright harassment? Whenever you turn off your ad blocker, says Gary Marshall -
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Location apps
Charles Weir explains why the mobile future is bright
10 Oct 2010
Mobile-based location apps are about to get big. Really big. Charles Weir, managing director of mobile software developer Penrillian, explains why the future’s bright -
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Taking the soul out of social media networks
Social media giants are selling out
9 Nov 2012
Paul Johnson, head of development at Livelink, discusses recent changes at Facebook and Twitter that have been made to prioritise advertisers and revenue over the interests of users
