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Showcase Of Web Design In Ireland
In: web resources
23 Oct 2009This post is the second article of our new series “Global Web Design“. Over the next months we’ll be covering various continents, featuring web developers and web designs from different countries of the world and taking a close look of what is happening in the web design scene worldwide. We started last week with [...]
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- Tags: Alan, Andy, Andy Budd, Andy McMillan, Belfast, Brown Bag, crispin porter, Design, education, eric meyer, Gareth Dickey, global web design, grass roots community, Hyper Island, industry, Ireland, irish designers, irish web design, lee munroe, mark boulton, Part, Ray Doyle, sabrina dent, Southern Ireland, Web, Winston Binch
On e-book vs. printed book sales, Mobile Web Design, and CSS Mastery 2
In: web resources
17 Oct 2009This post will most likely come off as a ramble of sorts, but I’m okay with that. I figure I write enough stuff carefully crafted, from punctuation to grammar to sentence structure, that I can afford a break once in a while. Even if publicly. Speaking of writing, this post is all about that. Let’s [...]
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- Tags: Andy, Andy Budd, book, e book, ebb and flow, édition, lending a hand, Lulu, Mobile, Roma, Rome, sales numbers, Seattle, Simon, Simon Collison, site, stuff, Suzanne, ups and downs
Alright people, crew up for today’s Lunchtime Poll! If you’ve been following along, you’ll know we do a weekly poll to get the zeitgeist of what Mashable readers think about the topic du jour. We’ve had browsers on the brain a lot lately, with our favorite browser poll and the ultimate Firefox vs. Chrome faceoff. [...]
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