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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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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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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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Giving Children in Need a digital voice
The challenges of building a cross platform video creation app
16 Nov 2012
Michael Naman, head of creative technology at Weapon7, describes the challenges of building a cross-platform video creation and sharing app for Children in Need -
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Converting Likes into sales
Why retailers should be more socially aware
15 Nov 2012
Seamus Whittingham explains why he thinks retailers should be more socially aware -
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Big Mouth: Mission Imp Possible
How social media makes self-destruction so much simpler these days
14 Nov 2012
Social media and the always-on devices sitting in your pocket make self-destruction so much simpler these days – and on an infinitely larger scale, explains Gary Marshall -
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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 -
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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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Stop designing for fixed viewports!
Media queries should be design-based, not device-based
29 Oct 2012
Media queries should be design-based, not device-based -
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HTML5 vs native: advice for the pragmatic developer
Freddy May explains how to make the right decision for your business
26 Oct 2012
Freddy May explains how to make the right decision for your business -
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Does Google really prefer responsive sites?
Google prefers responsive design - but only if your users do
25 Oct 2012
Despite rumours you may have heard to the contrary, Google prefers responsive design only if your users do, according to Bryson Meunier -
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You should run a workshop!
Increase your confidence and subject knowledge, says Richard Powell
24 Oct 2012
UI designer and developer Richard Powell on the joys of running a workshop -
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Universities are not ecommerce businesses
Public sector organisations face unique content strategy challenges
18 Oct 2012
Public sector organisations face unique content strategy challenges -
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Big Mouth: File it and forget it
Does the convenience of digital content make it too easy to ignore?
17 Oct 2012
Gary Marshall asks whether the convenience of digital content simply makes it too easy to ignore -
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Pet projects: never stop
Everyone should always have a pet project, says BKWLD's Jeff Toll
16 Oct 2012
BKWLD's creative director Jeff Toll argues that everyone should always have a pet or side project. Here he discusses their benefits
