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Monthly Archives: July, 2015

Three Technical SEO Basics You Should Keep in Mind

A good Google ranking is essential for the success of a website. In the past years, we've witnessed continuous updates in the Google algorithm...

Vorlon.js: How to Create a Plug-in to Test Your JavaScript Remotely

During the keynote at the recent //BUILD 2015 conference, our team at Microsoft released Vorlon.js, a tool to debug your website. Vorlon.js is mainly...

Finally: Smashing Book #5 Is Here, And It’s Hot Like Smoking Barrels.

The waiting is over. Smashing Book #5 is here, it's smashing, and it's shipping worldwide — in fact, all pre-orders have just...

Online Marketing Basics #9: How to Make the Most Out of Banner Ads

Banner ads have been around for quite a while. In fact, in internet terms, they have been with us forever, the first ones starting...

How To Moderate Effectively In Usability Research

As UX professionals, we know the value of conducting usability research. But UX research initiatives — even when designed well — are...

Product Design Unification Case Study, Part 2: “Burger-Driven” Framework

In the first part of the case study about Mail.Ru Group product design unification, I described our first approach — a mobile...

User Experience Design: How to Do it Right

We know that the customer is always right. However, this motto is often neglected costing website operators a lot of money that could have...

Creating Realistic Terrain with WebGL and Babylon.JS for Microsoft Flight Simulator Arcade

The first version of Flight Simulator shipped in 1980 for the Apple II and, amazingly, it was in 3D! That was a remarkable achievement....

What’s New in Babylon.js v2.1? Using WebGL and 3D in the Latest Browsers

The babylon.JS team at Microsoft recently released a new update (v2.1) with a host of new and improved tools to build browser-based 3D experiences,...

The Most Important Skill All Design Thinkers Must Have

Photo Source: Flickr It is the ability to identify patterns of insights and “connect the dots” in a meaningful way. Bruce Nussbaum, in a blog post:...

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