January 26, 2011 — If you have developed an app for mobile devices, which model did you choose and why? In this article, Kim Pimmel goes through a good number of Mobile web apps advantages over native apps. Read more…

January 25, 2011 — A walk through a variety of e-commerce website examples with elegant design solutions and innovative design techniques. Scotty Vernon also suggests design improvements and further ideas that could help improve the online shopping experience. Read more…

January 24, 2011 — Sam Barnes shares some tips for maintaining project productivity and momentum when working with clients. Whether you are a freelancer or run a digital agency, learn to get the client management right from the beginning. Read more…

January 22, 2011 — What do you think about the HTML5 logo revealed by the W3C? This article wants to be a space for the web design community to offer comments on the new HTML5 logo, its stated purpose, and the further developments on the term “HTML5”. Read more…

January 21, 2011 — Get to know some HTML5 hacks that will make front-end developers smile. Felicity Evans gives some examples to start implementing many parts of the HTML5 spec right now. Read more…

January 20, 2011 — If your templates or code don’t allow you to organize your files the way you need to, then do a quick code refactoring to make it work. Read more…

January 18, 2011 — Find a list of useful resources, tools, and services for the Web design community! Improve your workflow with some of these educational resources and time-savers. Read more…

January 14, 2011 — Improve your customer relationships based on a list of principles and how you rank them. Uzi Shimlovici shares some methods so you can filter customers and work on projects aligned with your expectations. Read more…

January 12, 2011 — Everything you need to know about responsive design to get started. Let’s explore how to respond to the user’s behavior and environment based on screen size, platform, and orientation. Read more…

January 11, 2011 — In my last article, I spoke about several common mistakes that show up in web applications. Of these, the one that causes the most trouble is insufficient input validation/sanitization. In this article, I’m joined by my colleague Peter (evilops) Ellehauge in looking at input filtering in more depth while picking on a few real examples that we’ve seen around the web. Read more…