Five killer ways to use fixed navigation
Fixed navigation is one of the most fashionable devices in design right now. But make sure you really need it, says Gene Crawford
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June 2013 #241
Improve your workflow with Brad Frost's top 25 responsive design tools, build killer mobile apps, write scalable CSS, create a WebGL game, boost your SEO strategy, design your own UI kit ....and much more! -
Paul Boag launches web methodology series
Aims to educate clients and designers on methods and collaboration -
Cat Clark on this year's FOWD
Cat Clark and Davin Wilfrid of Future Insights on what we can look forward to at Future of Web Design this year -
Hover is dead, long live hover
Hover is a useful UI element for desktop users, but it doesn't work with touch devices. How can we prevent losing it? -
Method designing: donning the user's shoes
Amy Marquez on empathising with users to create better experiences -
Web Axe: keep link underlines
Ongoing design trend considered an accessibility no-no -
Pirata on not joining the navy
Founded in 2008, Pirata has already helmed projects for McLaren and Team GB. We quizzed scurvy dogs Eduardo de Felipe, Ade Rowbotham, Lee McGuffie and Stuart Peddie about their success -
Create excellent roadmaps
Gavin Wye explains how a well-designed roadmap can lead to a well-designed product -
The .net strip #34: How to make an awesome illustration!
Brad Colbow on the wealth of instructive blogging on the web -
Heart Internet punning contest winner selected
Last month we ran a punning competition. Now we're announcing the winner -
Five killer ways to tell a story
Letting users know who you are and what your site is for is important – and is often overlooked, reckons Gene Crawford -
.net Awards 2013: best online portfolio
We delve into the minds of the 10 talented individuals who've made it onto the shortlist for the best online portfolio category in this year's .net Awards -
What the new TLDs mean for brands and consumers
Roland LaPlante, CMO at Afilias, discusses the domain changes afoot on the internet and what we can expect to see from this new online landscape in the coming months -
.net Awards 2013: open source project of the year
The 10 best open source projects to have grown up over the last twelve months -
.net Awards 2013: top 10 new entrepreneurs
The people behind some of the best web ventures of the last year -
Dev argues: kill ‘Save for Web’
Better image solutions, such as CDN Connect, required for RWD -
Managing your redesign
Don’t wait until your site is on its last legs before you redesign it, argues Marcy Mayer: regular reviews and planned updates are the key to success -
New tools for web design and development: March 2013
Backbone.js 1.0.0 is go! Mark Penfold examines this and the other tools of note that came out in March -
.net Awards 2013: side project of the year
We quiz the creators of the 10 web projects nominated for a .net Award this year
