The .net strip #27: Lorem Ipsum
This week Brad Colbow looks at the much debated issue of using Lorem Ipsum in web design
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The .net strip #1: The Fold
In the first of our new, weekly comic strips - exclusively created by Brad Colbow - we look at the design concept that's been the cause of many a headache since the birth of the web: the fold -
The .net strip #26: Download our app
This week Brad Colbow's exclusive comic strip for .net magazine looks at the UX joys of mobile sites and mobile apps -
The .net strip #25: Time spent on a new social network
This week Brad Colbow's comic strip, first exclusively published in the June issue (#228) of .net magazine, looks at the realities of social networks -
The .net strip #24: Abandon shopping cart!
This week Brad Colbow looks at all the fun web designers have when dealing with shopping carts on ecommerce sites -
The .net strip #23: Streamlining our process
This week Brad Colbow's exclusive comic strip explores the realities of streamlining a designer's process -
The .net strip #22: Job titles
In this comic strip, created exclusively for .net magazine, Brad Colbow explains why you would need three different business cards as a web designer -
The .net strip #21: Thrown over the wall
The relationship between designers and developers can be a fraught one. Brad Colbow explores it in this week's exclusive comic -
The .net strip #20: Make it look like Apple
Everybody loves Apple, including your clients. But what to do if they like it too much? Brad Colbow finds out -
The .net strip #19: The cool new style
Web design trends tend to snowball but what if everybody jumps on the bandwagon? Brad Colbow's exclusive comic strip finds out -
The .net strip #18: Responsive magazine design
This week Brad Colbow's strip, created exclusively for .net, tries to apply responsive design to print magazines -
The .net strip #17: Project requirements
This week Brad Colbow, the creator of our exclusive comic strip, delves into the reality of project requirements -
The .net strip #16: Job ad
The moon on a stick? Yes, please! Brad Colbow's exclusive comic strip looks at the world of job ads for web designers this week -
The .net strip #15: Marketing clarity
Have you ever had to deal with a client's marketing person? Then you can identify with this week's exclusive strip, by Brad Colbow -
The .net strip #14: Simple change
Your client just wants a simple change. It's simple, isn't it? According to Brad Colbow's exclusive comic strip maybe it isn't... -
The .net strip #13: The life of a web designer
Brad Colbow's exclusive comic for netmagazine.com looks at the life of a web designer. Do you recognise yourself? -
The .net strip #12: No! That's spec work!
This week Brad Colbow, the creator of our exclusive comic strip, tackles the everlasting debate of spec work -
The .net strip #11: But it gets conversions
Clients essentially don't care about what you do to their site, as long as it gets conversions, says Brad Colbow, the creator of our exclusive comic -
The .net strip #10: CSS ninjas
Web designer Brad Colbow creates an exclusive weekly webcomic for .net magazine. This week he ponders the topic of CSS ninjas... -
The .net strip #9: Insert content here
This week Brad Colbow's exclusive comic strip for netmagazine.com looks at the joys of building your own CMS
