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  • Crafting web design education

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    Crafting web design education

    Teaching web design should integrate theory and practice

    31 Oct 2011

    By Nicklas Persson and Chris Murphy on | 4 comments
    Teaching web design should integrate theory and practice, say Nicklas Persson and Christopher Murphy of the University of Ulster, aka ‘The Standardistas’
  • The death and rebirth of customer experience

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    The death and rebirth of customer experience

    Des Traynor stresses the importance of good customer communication

    20 Oct 2011

    Des Traynor, COO of Intercom, stresses the importance of good customer communication and explains how to connect to your customers to turn them from idle browsers into active, loyal and passionate visitors
  • Chris Coyier on HTML5 forms

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    Chris Coyier on HTML5 forms

    Chris Coyier on how HTML5 will improve conversion rates and more

    6 Aug 2011

    By Oliver Lindberg on
    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
  • The rock star myth

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    The rock star myth

    MetaLab’s Andrew Wilkinson explains how to succeed in going it alone

    3 Aug 2011

    By Andrew Wilkinson on | 3 comments
    Going it alone sounds great, but it’s easy to crash and burn if you hand-craft everything that you produce yourself. MetaLab’s Andrew Wilkinson explains how he has learned to delegate and how to succeed with your sanity intact
  • Big Mouth: Not so fast, internet

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    Big Mouth: Not so fast, internet

    Online eyeballs are fast and fickle; we should slow things down a bit

    30 Jan 2013

    By Gary Marshall on | 1 comment
    Online eyeballs are fast and fickle. Gary Marshall reckons we should slow things down a bit and appreciate the things that are racing before us
  • Big Mouth: Breaking the web

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    Big Mouth: Breaking the web

    History tends to repeat, and Gary Marshall isn’t too happy about it

    8 Jan 2013

    By Gary Marshall on
    Tonight – whether you like it or not – we’re going to party like it’s 1993. History tends to repeat itself, and Gary Marshall isn’t too happy about it
  • Big Mouth: Dead reckoning

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    Big Mouth: Dead reckoning

    Friends ignoring your posts? Maybe they don't hate you!

    21 Dec 2012

    By Gary Marshall on
    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
  • Start your own event

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    Start your own event

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

    29 Aug 2012

    By Mike Street on | 1 comment
    Starting your own mini-conference can be a great experience. Mike Street shows you how to get the ball rolling
  • Media hosting packages

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    Media hosting packages

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

    28 Aug 2012

    By Karl Hodge on | 1 comment
    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
  • Agile agency collaboration with huge corporations

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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

    By Jonty Sharples on
    Jonty Sharples explains how working for a giant client doesn't always have to be a matter of them and us
  • iPads are work tools, too

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    iPads are work tools, too

    With the right apps, you can create on the move, says Andy Hawthorne

    2 Jul 2012

    Tablets are just toys on which to consume content, right? Wrong, says Andy Hawthorne. With a few carefully selected apps, your iPad can enable you to create on the move
  • How sustainable is it to design and develop for an infinite number of devices?

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    Designing for an infinite number of devices

    How sustainable is it to design for an infinite number of devices?

    14 May 2012

    Keith Butters, chief experience officer and co-founder of The Barbarian Group, asks how sustainable it is to design and develop for an infinite number of devices
  • Looking at SXSW Interactive with distance and fresh eyes

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    Looking at SXSWi with distance and fresh eyes

    An industry veteran but SXSWi virgin shares a few considered insights

    4 Apr 2012

    By Keith Butters on
    Industry veteran, but SXSW Interactive virgin Keith Butters, co-founder of The Barbarian Group, shares a few considered insights from the ever-expanding conference
  • Social user experience with the Facebook Phone

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    Social user experience with the Facebook Phone

    UX designer Sachendra Yadav responds to the Facebook Phone rumours

    28 Nov 2011

    By Sachendra Yadav on | 4 comments
    As numerous rumours have cropped up around a Facebook Phone, UX designer Sachendra Yadav explains how it could create a mobile user experience tailored towards social activities
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