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Don’t be afraid of responsive design

September 3, 2011 – 8:56 pm

If you use Twitter, read Smashing Magazine or any of the other leading design blogs on the web, then no doubt you will be aware of responsive design and the impact that the industry knows it will have on all web developers and designers. If you don’t, then here is an overview of what it [...]

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Are standard blue hyperlinks conducive in modern web design?

July 20, 2011 – 12:52 pm

Recently while proofing a design I had created a colleague of mine asked “Why do we not use blue links?”, to which my immediate response should have been ‘Why should we use blue links!”. However, to avoid an argument I let him speak about how users were used to the standard blue links shown on [...]

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Will I bite the HTML and CSS bullet in 2011?

December 31, 2010 – 4:14 pm

2010 has been a time when the next stage of web design was born with the introduction to most modern web browsers of HTML5 and CSS3.  I have dabbled and experimented as I expect most other designers have throughout the year, yet compliance always bugs me.

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