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If you’re anything like me you’ll often find yourself having more tabs open than you can deal with. I find myself using them as a crude to-do list of things to read later or catch up on which is not productive in the slightest. Another downside with so many tabs open is that your computer’s memory will reduce considerably as each website uses resources from the browser even when...
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Creating Symbol Fonts by Brian Suda and CSS3 Layout Modules by Rachel Andrew are both short titles (hence the Pocket Guide classification) but were packed full of useful advice and wisdom. The Pocket Guide series are eBook only releases and can be read in just a couple of hours. The layout and design is classic Five Simple Steps and compliments the bite-size topics very well. Each title has...
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If you’ve already subscribed or listened to any of the podcasts in this post please feel free to leave a review or your comments at the end of this page.Unfinished Business Unfinished Business is a weekly podcast focusing on the business side of being a web designer or running a creative business. Andy and Anna tackle taboo subjects like pricing, rates, deposits and payments. If you run...
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I purchased one of the A5 size notepads at the end of October last year and thought I’d write a short review about them. This isn’t a sponsored review, I just really like these notepads and want to help spread the word about them!The idea behind them is simple: each notepad contains 192 pages of very high quality 104gsm stock paper. Each page has equally spaced dots (in Pantone...
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I purchased one of the A5 size notepads at the end of October last year and thought I’d write a short review about them. This isn’t a sponsored review, I just really like these notepads and want to help spread the word about them!The idea behind them is simple: each notepad contains 192 pages of very high quality 104gsm stock paper. Each page has equally spaced dots (in Pantone...
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