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Creating Responsive Websites with Adobe Edge Reflow

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In today’s, we are going to explore a new tool from Adobe called Edge Reflow. I believe it helps creating a responsive website “looks so easy”, definetely something a designer and developer should check out. Adobe Edge Reflow is at the time of this writing in public...
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June 18th, 2013
Posted by DesignUnder

IM-Creator, A New Simple and Elegant Website Creator

IM-Creator, A New Si...

Advertise here with BSA IM-Creator is a new and interesting way to create a website : simple, elegant and without any hassle. You can use IM Creator even if you are an experienced designer.
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June 18th, 2013
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Create a Simple Autocomplete With HTML5 & jQuery

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A quick Google search will yield plenty of handy autocomplete plugins — there’s even an option shared by jQuery UI which comes bundled with the library. However today I want to look into an alternative solution
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June 18th, 2013
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Smart (Auto-Hiding) Website Header & Footer using jQuery [Tutorial]

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There are plenty of reasons for using a sticky header navigation in your website. It provides easy access for top-priority links, plus a way back to the homepage from anywhere on the site.
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June 18th, 2013
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Stop Marketing To The Competition!

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As a creative freelancer, I’ve seen a peculiar trend among other freelancers more times than I’d like to recount. I’m going to bring some attention to it, and hopefully persuade at least a few out there to reverse it
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June 18th, 2013
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Want to be a designer? Learn the secret handshake

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The Secret Handshake  is a fabulous project, aimed at helping young designers (18–25) find their way into the industry.
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June 18th, 2013
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A Couple of Best Practices for Tablet-Friendly Design

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The following is a guest post by Ben Terrill. Ben is co-author of the e-book Tablet Web Design Best Practices and is the VP of Customer Success at Mobify , where he works on big client sites like British Telecom, Starbucks and Expedia. The tablet revolution is upon us
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June 17th, 2013
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The Best Entertaining Online Web Tech Comics

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There are hundreds of online comic sites, but very few are specifically targeted at the web technology industry , so we have found 13 of the best that you can subscribe to either via email or RSS feed to give you a daily dose of laughter about your own industry. As we know, the...
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June 17th, 2013
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5 Websites from the 90s that Still Work Today

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The World Wide Web could be considered a digital copy of your local mall in some ways: every season, the shops change their displays, changing to a more fashionable design in keeping the current trends. In the continuous war on bad graphics and pointless content, today’s websites...
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June 17th, 2013
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How Web Designers can Transition into Coding

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Getting started as a web designer requires weeks or even months of practice and dedication. There are so many unique aspects in designing graphics for the web, you may often feel out of place. But one step towards feeling more comfortable as a designer is to advance your own development...
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June 17th, 2013
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