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• 7 10.25.10

  The Future of Web Design is Now

  Ryan Barresi

  So what does that mean?

  In order to stay relevant, designers, developers, and clients need to start thinking about the Web in a whole new way.

  There are three specific catchphrases that are going to help usher in this new era: HTML5, Progressive Enhancement, and Responsive Design. These are the foundations upon which Web design and Web applications will build their future. Bold statement? Sure is. Keep reading—I’m full of them. And on that note, feel free to contradict me; I’m willing to learn. More

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• 1 10.07.09

  By the book

  David Loewy

  

  I recently gave a lecture to the advanced web design class at Farmingdale College. When I met up with professor Jack Harris, he informed me that the kids, mostly juniors and seniors,  saw Loewy Design’s page in the Flash/Dreamweaver Genius Guide, and they were looking forward to meeting with me. A bit embarrassed and very flattered, I asked Jack what book was he talking about and where could I get one. More

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  Best Practices, business strategy, Code, CSS, HTML, Online Strategy, Productivity

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• 0 09.09.09

  HTML 5 – A new level

  Matt Kaye

  

  There’s been a lot of buzz about HTML 5 lately. I’ve seen a wave of articles talking about the new version of HTML in the RSS feeds I follow. Work on HTML 5, which commenced in 2004, is far from complete, but we’re starting to see some new and exciting features being released in the current draft. More

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  Code, HTML, Web Best Practices

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• 0 09.01.09

  Tools of the trade

  Matt Kaye

  

  Everyone–designer and developer alike–has a set of tools to rely on that make the day go smoothly. We all have tricks that help us be more productive and more efficient–and take less Tylenol! More

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  Code, CSS, HTML, Productivity, time management

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• 0 08.18.09

  Designing with CSS3

  Marc Acosta

  

  Although CSS3 is still officially in the works, the recent releases of Safari and Firefox have given us a few new CSS tools to experiment with. Designers may specifically be interested in the following features that accomplish with a few lines of code, things that we would normally do with graphics. More

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  CSS, HTML, Website Design

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• 2 08.03.09

  CSS framework roundup

  Matt Kaye

  

  Over the past few years, CSS frameworks have become popular web development options. And there’s no shortage of opinions on their usefulness. More

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• 0 06.30.09

  A question of mobility

  Marc Acosta

  

  With the recent release of the iPhone 3GS and Palm Pre, the lure to take your site mobile will be stronger than ever—but should you? More

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  iPhone, mobile, Usability, Web Best Practices

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• 4 06.11.09

  Are you blog-ready?

  David Loewy

  

  Welcome to our venue for getting personal.  This is where we’ll share our know-how and stay in touch with our professional community. It’s also a platform for others to speak out on trends, best practices and their own insights. It’s a space to open up about our experience and our experiences, and process our processes…and I’ll start off with our thinking about this very blog. More

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  Blogs, Integrated Marketing, Online Strategy, Social Media, Website Design

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