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Agile agency collaboration with huge corporations
Jonty Sharples explains how working for a giant client doesn't always have to be a matter of them and us -
Turn your side project into a money-making business
Keir Whitaker and Elliot Jay Stocks of Viewport Industries explore some key considerations for making the jump from client work to running your own show -
I like working with web designers who can’t code
Web designer and developer Kirsty Burgoine explains why she prefers to work with designers that can't do any frontend coding -
Freelancers warned to use contracts
Social experiment showcases daily experience for many creatives -
Open source page reminds clients to pay
Crumbs hopes to help devs get the money they're owed -
App.net will change social networking forever
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 -
The pro’s guide to gamification
Games mechanics are a great way to influence users’ behaviour. Toby Beresford explains how incorporating them into your websites can boost visitor engagement -
Always check your Terms and Conditions!
A recent case in the UK High Court has highlighted the importance of ensuring that website terms and conditions are binding, fair and enforceable. Ed Boal reports -
10 common UX mistakes startups make ... and how to avoid them!
A positive user experience can transform your business. Here Laurence McCahill, co-founder of Spook Studio, comes up with 10 essential tips to put you on the right track for a better customer experience -
Protect a brand from prefix pretenders
Be the master of your domain. Abby Hardoon, the founder of daily.co.uk, provides five handy tips to help you protect your brand -
The ultimate freelance web design tools
Manage your work and money with this selection of apps picked by Craig Grannell -
SEO for startups
Tom Gullen presents a primer on SEO (not only) for startups and explains common misconceptions and mistakes as well as the importance of accessibility -
Paul Boag: give web teams more authority
Large sites hampered by the wrong people being in charge -
The challenge of designing for non-profits
Non-profit organisations are increasingly turning to the web to get their message to the world and attract donations. Those in the industry reveal the secrets for success in the sector -
Simon Collison on hiring top people
Insites: The Book – written by Keir Whitaker and Elliot Jay Stocks – offers a unique take on the industry’s brightest luminaries. -
The pro's guide to cookies (part 2)
Getting to grips with cookie implementation -
Big question: how do you choose your clients?
We asked our expert panel what criteria they use to determine if a client is a good fit for them, and to tell us about times when they’ve regretted taking on a project -
How to launch a web startup
Running a startup is like a rollercoaster, both fun and terrifying. Ryan Carson of Treehouse shows you how to get your startup on track -
Big question: how do you handle project management?
Andy Rutledge recently argued that project managers often do more harm than good. We asked our expert panel what the role of a project manager should be.
