As a web designer or developer, how many times have you designed a fantastic website that has stayed exactly the same for years after you built it? I bet it’s a lot. Many people have the attitude that once their website goes live, it is effectively 'complete'. This attitude is dangerous and can stop a website from reaching its full potential. I’m going to share the top 10 reasons why all website owners should regularly update their site’s content. It’s a vital way to make your website – and your business – more successful. However, many people neglect this important … Continue reading →Visit us at InstantShift.com

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COPE is a strategy for reducing the amount of work needed to publish our content into different mediums, such as website, email, apps, and others. First pioneered by NPR, it accomplishes its goal by establishing a single source of truth for content which can be used for all of the different mediums. Having content that works everywhere is not a trivial task since each medium will have its own requirements.

What's going on in the industry? What new techniques have emerged recently? What insights, tools, tips and tricks is the web design community talking about? Anselm Hannemann is collecting everything that popped up over the last week in his web development reading list so that you don't miss out on anything. The result is a carefully curated list of articles and resources that are worth taking a closer look at. -- Ed. Autumn is nearly over, winter is coming to Germany and on the weekend the forecast predicted the first snow for the Bavarian Alps which is near where I live. Time to read about Service Workers, and some abstract topics like teaching complex algorithms, and how to be more objective.The post Web Development Reading List #113: Anticipatory Design, SVG Optimization and Native DOM Selection Tricks appeared first on Smashing Magazine.

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Access All Areas members have a brilliant collection of photocopy noise textures to download this week, courtesy of Simon Birky Hartmann from The Shop. These six textures have been lovingly crafted with an old laser copier with an increasingly faulty drum and toner combo. They each have subtle variations in the dust and noise patterns […] The post Photocopy Noise Texture Pack for Premium Members appeared first on Spoon Graphics.

Matt Trask and Ben Edmunds are joined by a panel of speakers from Longhorn PHP to discuss the conference, PHP internals, and questions from the attendees. Our amazing panel guests this episode are: Alena Holligan Sammy K Powers Taylor Barnett Margaret Staples Chris Holland Kat Z...

Coca Cola, Apple, Tesla, IKEA. These four companies all operate in different industries. One is in the soft drinks industry, another in the tech, third makes electric cars and fourth sells read-to-assemble furniture. So why are we talking about these four companies in the same sentence if they are so different? Because, despite all their...

Although web design services are always in-demand nowadays, growing a web development business isn’t always easy. Sure, there are now a plethora of tools you can use to make certain... The post How to Scale Your Web Design Business appeared first on Speckyboy Web Design Magazine.