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The commoditisation of web tech
Commoditisation of technology can boost innovation, argues Mo Morgan
2 Jan 2013
The commoditisation of technology can boost innovation, argues Mo Morgan, but danger lies ahead
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True craftsmanship comes from crafting relationships
William Channer on how to build relationships with thought leaders
19 Dec 2012
William Channer, the founder of the Dorm Room Tycoon podcast, explains why young designers should build relationships with thought leaders in the industry and how to go about it -
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Moving Unity on
Unity is more than just a great tool for traditional game development
12 Dec 2012
Dom Raban of Corporation Pop examines the factors that make Unity more than just a great tool for traditional game development -
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Social media for B2B
Think social media doesn’t work for B2B? Think again
14 Sep 2012
It’s sometimes said that social media doesn’t work for B2B, Katie Moffat explains why this isn’t the case -
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How to buy hosting
Karl Hodge shares his checklist to help you choose the right hosting
24 Jul 2012
Whether you’re buying for the first time or pricing for a new project, Karl Hodge shares his checklist that will help you choose the right hosting -
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Chris Coyier on HTML5 forms
Chris Coyier on how HTML5 will improve conversion rates and more
6 Aug 2011
CSS-Tricks’ Chris Coyier, ‘lead hucklebucker’ at form builder Wufoo, recently bought up by SurveyMonkey, chats to Oliver Lindberg about how HTML5 will improve conversion rates and more -
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<img>s are content too
Images aren’t just there for decoration; they have meaning too
24 Jan 2013
Images aren’t just there for decoration; they have meaning too – so make sure your choices have context, says James Fenton -
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Don't ever stop playing
Sometimes experimentation and play yield the best ideas
17 Jan 2013
Playing around with technologies that interest us, without a particular end in mind, can produce some of the best and most useful ideas, says Ashley Nolan -
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Why conference diversity matters
Designer Faruk Ateş says web industry must prioritise diversity
8 Jan 2013
In response to the latest spat regarding conference line-ups, designer Faruk Ateş says the web industry must prioritise diversity. -
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Big Mouth: Dead reckoning
Friends ignoring your posts? Maybe they don't hate you!
21 Dec 2012
Just because your social networking friends don’t instantly respond to your last dying gasp, it doesn’t always mean that they hate you, suggests Gary Marshall -
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How to understand your audience
Gaining knowledge by research is only the half of it, says Rob Mills
11 Dec 2012
Rob Mills reckons that gaining knowledge by research is only the half of it, and that the most important part is understanding what the results mean -
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Big Mouth: Responsive browsing
It’s time to make the internet a happier place, says Gary Marshall
24 Sep 2012
Maybe it’s sunstroke, but the irascible Gary Marshall has decided it’s time to make the internet a happier place -
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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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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
