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- UX 101: The Wireframe
- Using Remember the Milk as a Capture and Coding Tool
- Plan a Content Strategy and Go Places
- “This is a useful article, esp. the questions to ask to help shape a client’s response and gain the most from wireframes. I made wireframing a required part of the design process when I came...” Chris Raymond on UX 101: The Wireframe
- “Great post TJ! Definite found the feedback portion helpful. Will definitely be using these points in all my accompanying wireframe reports. ” Luke Miller on UX 101: The Wireframe
- “Good information about methodology of web design. The wireframe’s step it makes with that you to be do not lose throughout the development of the site. Congratulations for blog! ” Lucas Cardoso on UX 101: The Wireframe
- Sass: A Designer’s Perspective
- Design Share 3 Recap
- Taking Traditional Design Concepts & Print Design Aesthetics to the Web: Advantages & Disadvantages
- “We use it a lot at Hashrocket now. It’s made life a lot easier when coding large-scale applications. The hardest part of SASS is going back to coding regular CSS after you’ve been in it...” Dennis on Sass: A Designer's Perspective
- “Fantastic article I LOVE web design and I LOVE the funky 5. Great use of hip hop lyrics too. “Normal kids in their teens want to go and date girls and do mischievous things, your hormones...” RORY on The Juices and The Flows…
- “THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!! Now if more people could put this into practice, the psd world would be a much better place. I do make squares of specific sizes to use as spacers between...” Linette on Design For Efficiency: Photoshop Techniques…
- “Your post has made me think! We people get used to that what we daily do. And normally we forget that we have to evolve. ” Ignacio Roda on Around "Hello World" in 30…
- “I think it’s probably time to start the benchmarking over again completely—the render code has changed substantially in the two years since I first ran all of these benchmarks. I’ll try to...” Ben Scofield on Helpers vs. Partials - A…
- “Hi Ben - great tests. I would be interested to see the results of moving the loop inside the partial for a collection, so instead of using using render collection, you do: <%= render...” wuputah on Helpers vs. Partials - A…
- The Do’s and Don’ts of Twitter
- Middle School Marketing: Strategies for Web Startups
- PSFK New York Recap - Storytelling & Progress
- “Nice post! I’m always trying to figure out how to maximize on the over-abundance of social networking services, and this seems to be very practical information for me to use, especially for...” Devin D. Moon on The Do's and Don'ts of…
- “Brittany, I’m glad you found the hints useful. Good call on removing all of your spam followers. Should help in ensuring that only good relationships are forged. ” Zach Robbins on The Do's and Don'ts of…
- “Thanks for the helpful hints. I am going through our followers now and removing all the spammers. This helps me focus on building meaningful relationships on Twitter. ” Brittany on The Do's and Don'ts of…