Do you need to code to be considered a web developer?
It’s a big question – do you need to code to be considered a web developer? We look at the pros and cons of getting to grips with code.
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Practical tips for faster websites: an interview with Harry Roberts
Speed matters. In this interview we talk to Harry Roberts, regular speaker on improving front-end performance, and he explains why so many sites are often slow, and what can be done to improve things.
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12 things clients say that only creatives will get
Clients are the lifeblood of your business. But they can also be frustrating. We take a look at some of the infuriating things clients can say.
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How hacking psychology can make you a better usability tester
Usability testing is great, but it’s hard to get right. In this guide we explore some cognitive biases that may be sabotaging your tests, and explain how you can avoid them.
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Video killed my data plan: Best practices for incorporating video
Video is a great way to communicate on the web, but video can be very resource hungry. Learn how to optimise video on the web so your sites don’t become bloated.
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12 Gutenberg-friendly free WordPress themes
Looking for Gutenberg-friendly WordPress themes? You’ve come to the right place. These 12 free Gutenberg-friendly WordPress themes cover a range of industries, which means there’s sure to be one that’s right for you.
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Hype or game changer? A brief history of content marketing
There’s a lot of talk about content marketing, but what is it really? We cut through the hype to explain the history of content marketing and why it can be a vital tool
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Did he really just say that? How to deal with an obnoxious client
Some clients are a pleasure to deal with. Others aren’t. Join us as we take a look at the techniques you can use to handle clients who aren’t just difficult, but who are obnoxious.
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Product management for designers
Thinking about making the switch to product management? Or maybe you’re curious about how product management skills could make you a better designer? Becki Hyde explains what she learned by making the move from designer to product management
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