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  • James Hilton

    James Hilton co-founded AKQA when he was just out of college and helped build it up to a global agency with hundreds of employees and some of the world’s biggest clients. He tells Oliver Lindberg what makes AKQA tick
    By Oliver Lindberg on

  • Eric Jordan

    2Advanced is one of the most respected design agencies on the planet. Chief creative officer and president Eric Jordan tells Oliver Lindberg how Flash changed his life, what he’s looking forward to in 2009 and why DJing keeps him sane
    By Oliver Lindberg on

  • Special .net edition: on sale now!

    We launch a special volume of .net articles for non-techies, covering everything from user research and project management to SEO and testing
    By Tom May on

  • 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

  • Luke Wroblewski on mobile first

    In the last few years, Luke Wroblewski’s ‘mobile first’ philosophy of web design has radically changed the way we go about building online experiences. He tells Tom May why you should join the revolution and how your users will benefit

  • New sister site launches!

    All-encompassing design blog to cover web design, graphic design, illustration and 3D art in an "entertaining and accessible" way
    By Tom May on

  • Visualising quantitative data

    Matthew Scharpnick of Elefint Designs explains how his agency created the infographics for .net magazine's Web Design and Development Survey 2012
    By Matthew Scharpnick on

  • Designing experiences for women

    Women rule the web, make the majority of purchasing decisions, and are more active on social media channels than their male counterparts. And yet, as designers, we don’t know how to reach this target audience effectively

  • Create a website style guide

    A website style guide is an ideal way to ensure brand identity, professionalism and consistency across your site. Steve Fisher explains how to go about writing one

  • Keep it creative!

    Don’t let the technical processes of web development stifle your imagination, urges freelance designer Laura Kalbag

  • Focus on the right-hand side

    Users instinctively have greater trust for content that appears on the right-hand side of the screen, argues UX designer Chris Da Sie
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