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Jul 27, 2020

Interview: Tom Hermans on the menace of popups

The well-known WordCamp speaker on how popups have taken over the web, and why…

Oliver Lindberg in net magazine

Dec 8, 2016

The State of UX in 2016

Leah Buley dives into the results of a recent study to see how different organisations use UX today

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Dec 2, 2016

Interview with Dave Rupert

Paravel’s lead developer discusses hostile discourse, sick metrics, and why we need a revolution in the way we think about websites

Oliver Lindberg in net magazine

Dec 1, 2016

Create first, research later

Leo Frishberg presents a new methodology to help minimise the risks involved with inventing new products

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Oliver Lindberg in net magazine

Nov 25, 2016

Don’t forget hidden disabilities when building accessible websites

Not all disabilities are obvious. LeeAnn Kinney puts the spotlight on the impairments we tend to ignore

Oliver Lindberg in net magazine

Nov 22, 2016

Delight is not a design goal

Dan Willis explains why specificity is key to design success

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Oliver Lindberg in net magazine

Nov 11, 2016

Why we need Ladies that UX

LadiesthatUX co-founder Lizzie Dyson explains why we need groups to promote women in tech

Oliver Lindberg in net magazine

Oct 17, 2016

Zero UI

Andy Goodman explores a possible future in which we don’t need complicated interfaces to interact with our products

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Oliver Lindberg in net magazine

Oct 6, 2016

5 ways to improve your site’s usability through consistency

Heidi Valles proves that predictable isn’t boring when it comes to accessibility

One of the issues I enjoy digging into when auditing sites for accessibility is consistency; making sure repeated terms…

Oliver Lindberg in net magazine

Sep 16, 2016

Master responsive UX with Illustrator

Adobe Illustrator is as powerful as ever. Matt D. Smith shows you how to use the vector-crunching workhorse for wireframing