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  I cannot design or code a responsive website

  Don't listen to the voices in your head, advises designer Nick Jones

  10 Sep 2012

  Don't listen to the voices in your head, advises frontend developer Nick Jones. Here he explains how he got stuck creating his personal site and learned to trust his instincts instead

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  Make it personal

  Write with the people you want to attract to your business in mind

  5 Sep 2012

  Write your copy with the type of person you want to attract to your business in mind, says Ben Howdle

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  Lean UX: UX responds to change

  Don't argue about the names of our processes, say Seiden and Gothelf

  3 Sep 2012

  Josh Seiden and Jeff Gothelf of product design studio Proof argue we shouldn't pick on the name 'Lean UX' but concentrate on evolving the ideas and methods instead

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  Looking beyond web design

  Web designers must expand their services to remain competitive

  30 Aug 2012

  As the web design industry changes, web designers must look at expanding their services to remain competitive

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  Start your own event

  How to get the ball rolling on your own mini-conference

  29 Aug 2012

  Starting your own mini-conference can be a great experience. Mike Street shows you how to get the ball rolling

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  Media hosting packages

  If you’re streaming media, you can’t just buy any old package

  28 Aug 2012

  If you’re streaming media from your site, you can’t just buy any old package. Karl Hodge asks a hosting expert questions to ask before you buy

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  Protect a brand from prefix pretenders

  Be the master of your domain! Five top tips to protect your brand

  24 Aug 2012

  Be the master of your domain. Abby Hardoon, the founder of daily.co.uk, provides five handy tips to help you protect your brand

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  Big Mouth: It’s different for the girls

  Tech shouldn't further the idiocies of a less enlightened age

  23 Aug 2012

  Tech should fast-forward us into the future, not further the idiocies of a less enlightened age, says Gary Marshall

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  Education vs experience

  A strong portfolio can say more than the right qualifications

  22 Aug 2012

  Employers don’t always look for a formal education in a job candidate, and a good portfolio can speak volumes, says Gary Ennis

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  Why the long page?

  Tunde Cockshott on how one-page design influenced the new Toyota site

  21 Aug 2012

  Tunde Cockshott, creative consultant at Amaze, discusses how one-page design influenced the recent Toyota site

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  App.net will change social networking forever

  App.net threatens Twitter's ad-supported model, argues Jim Morrison

  14 Aug 2012

  With $800,000 of crowd funding in place, the new social network App.net threatens the ad-supported business models of Facebook and Twitter, argues Jim Morrison

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  Six ways to get people to pay for your content

  People are willing to pay; just get them to reach for their wallets

  14 Aug 2012

  People are willing to pay for content, says Henry Rimmer, you just have to encourage them to reach for their wallets

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  I like working with web designers who can’t code

  Kirsty Burgoine on why she prefers working with non-coding designers

  10 Aug 2012

  Web designer and developer Kirsty Burgoine explains why she prefers to work with designers that can't do any frontend coding

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  Reactive web design

  How responsive web design is only scratching the surface

  8 Aug 2012

  Dan Donald argues that responsive web design is only scratching the surface of how sites can adapt to meet their users’ requirements

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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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