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    By the book

    David Loewy

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    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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    Tools of the trade

    Matt Kaye

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    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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    Designing with CSS3

    Marc Acosta

    Designing With CSS3

    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 framework roundup

    Matt Kaye

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    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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    Websites behaving badly

    Matt Kaye

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    A website is more than just an online presence. Properly created by a professional team, it becomes a valuable investment. Take care of your website, and it will take care of you and your brand for years to come. More

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