The future of web design: leading creatives discuss what's coming next
Leading creatives from Attik, Studio Output, Ustwo, The Neighbourhood and more debate where interactive design is headed.
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Why placing limitations on yourself is the key to creativity
Jessica Walsh, Paula Scher, Phil Hansen and Erik Johansson tell us how limits, rules and guidelines can help drive creativity.
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How to design responsive websites
Responsive web design finally breaks the internet free from the static shackles of print, but understanding how it works requires a whole new way of thinking. Learn it here
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What the Orphan Works Act means for illustrators, designers and photographers
We discuss the impact of the Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Act with the AOI's Derek Brazell and lawyer Iain Stansfield from Olswang.
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What Made Me: YouView creative director Fani Sazaklidou
The creative director of TV service YouView reveals the five principles and experiences that drive her to create
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Can design ever be truly authentic?
Jenny Theolin reports from the first ever Point Conference in London, featuring Erik Spikermann, Nicholas Roope, iA, Phil Lewis and more.
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How to design minimalist websites
Tom Reynolds from digital agency SAS London discusses how less can be more when designing sites for clients.
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Game developers still not sold on Android
Despite the continued growth of the Google Play Store, the fact still stands: An Android port seems to remain a footnote in development process.
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How Microsoft is losing control of gesture-based interfaces to Leap Motion
Microsoft has squandered its five-year head start in gesture control tech. By the time the company gets Kinect for Windows to consumers, Leap Motion may already own that market.
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How to get good feedback from clients and colleagues
By continually re-evaluating your work and listening to feedback, you can take your work in interesting new directions.
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Fail fast: how to succeed by failing
Failure is ever-present in the design industry, but by adopting the ‘fail fast’ strategy, you’ll be able to quickly adapt as it progresses and create the best-possible outcome.
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Opinion: Why agile development is slower but better
Matthew Heusser takes issue with the argument that agile development means projects drag out.
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How to integrate social media into your website
Your clients need to know that integrating social media into your site requires more that just sticking on a few buttons. Here's what you should be telling them.
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How to use Kickstarter to successfully raise money for a creative project
As Kickstarter launches in the UK, Anna Richardson Taylor looks at how crowdfunding can finance your self-generated projects – and what you can learn from those who’ve found success using the platform in the US
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How to design more engaging mobile apps
Sarah Watson from Net-A-Porter explains how interactivity is best used to enhance user experience.
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10 things they never taught you at (interactive) design school
We ask leading designers and artists to tell us the most important things they’ve learned in their careers. What they say may surprise you.
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Inside Microsoft Research: holodecks, a juggling robot and the future of Kinect
Check out the innovative, madcap toys created using Microsoft's whopping £6million research budget.
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The Best of 2012: Creative tech
For creative tech, 2012 was the year of both the cloud and the real.
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The Best of 2012: Features
Here we bring together the ten most-popular in-depth features from 2012 – plus one heartwarming story that will bring a smile to your face that'll still be there come the New Year.
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Expand your creativity: become a creative generalist
If you really want to stand out and attract clients, you need a broad range of skills.