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I've been mentoring a graduate who applied to over 400 roles and got very little feedback, which pushed me to look more closely at what's happening at the entry level. It seems lik…

The web is getting bigger, there is no denying that. People developing responsive sites irresponsibly, adding large images, videos and JavaScript libraries and frameworks. What I d…

I think that's a fair assessment. If people can grasp creating small independent deliverables for their projects (of any size) then things become a lot easier to estimate. Monitor …

If you're a designer looking for work, befriend a handful of good quality developers and likewise - if you're a developer, make friends with the odd designer or two. You will find …

Angular and Backbone applications aside, doesn’t this just boil down to bad development and lack of understanding? I’m a firm believer that the web should be usable with JavaScript…

Unfortunately I would disagree with this. Break points shouldn't be device specific. They should be as the name suggests, where the design breaks.

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This was so frustrating, to add the item to your cart, to then be thrown constant errors and being unable to proceed. Of all the people, you would have expected Google to be able t…

I stand corrected, but for anyone wanting a smaller phone the Mini might be the phone for them. I'm all for 'bigger is better' and will be getting the Nexus 4 when it comes out - a…

The 4" Galaxy S3 Mini might be the phone for you. With the smaller size and packing the same punch as the main S3, it's a clever move by Samsung to cater for individuals such as yo…

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