Big Mouth: Responsive browsing
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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I cannot design or code a responsive website
Don't listen to the voices in your head, advises frontend developer Nick Jones. Here he explains how he got stuck creating his personal site and learned to trust his instincts instead -
Looking beyond web design
As the web design industry changes, web designers must look at expanding their services to remain competitive -
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 -
Reactive web design
Dan Donald argues that responsive web design is only scratching the surface of how sites can adapt to meet their users’ requirements -
Design for life
How do you keep people using your products throughout the different stages of their life? Matt Rook of XO Group Inc has some suggestions -
Big Mouth: Site for sore eyes
On the web, Gary Marshall reckons, great designs are compromised by not-so-great kit. At least, they were… -
Older browsers don't need hacks
Don't resort to workarounds to make your site look pixel-perfect in IE6, says Jack Armley. Instead, it's better to try to understand what your users need to achieve from it -
How to be a great developer
Achieving greatness as a developer is as much about business knowledge and people skills as coding smarts, says Dan Frost -
Keep it creative!
Don’t let the technical processes of web development stifle your imagination, urges freelance designer Laura Kalbag -
Design is about solutions, not visuals
"Design" is often confused with "decoration", but it’s actually about responding to problems, argues Steve Fisher of Yellow Pencil -
Design excuses and how to beat them
Overcome negative thinking and you’ll achieve your dreams. Si Jobling covers the more common design excuses and how to combat them -
There is no such thing as 'designing' in the browser
Design is not about techie tools, it’s about human imagination, argues Robert Rawlins -
What they don't teach you in design school
Janna Hagan on educating yourself outside the classroom -
The need for a responsive image format
Christopher Schmitt calls for a responsive image format that's a storage locker and similar to the MP3 format and explains its benefits and the main issues in its way -
Designing in the browser
Designer and developer Edward O'Riordan explains why you should design in the browser and why clients should be shown HTML and CSS mockups -
Designing for an infinite number of devices
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 -
Nielsen vs Clark – they're both wrong
Jason Mark argues that there's a clear middle ground in the argument about mobile approaches between Jacob Nielsen and Josh Clark and suggests data, not belief, should guide your mobile choices -
The next chapter of responsive web design
For designs to be truly responsive, we need to move beyond flexible grids and media queries. John Yuda outlines five building blocks for the future of RWD -
Responsive design or a native app?
iOS programmer Craig Lockwood acknowledges that the majority of app ideas proposed to him would be far better suited to a well designed responsive website and discusses the pros and cons of both
