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Uses Boilerplate and jquery and while it is responsive it would require allot of customisation to make a site truly responsive across devices. Still , like all frameworks its a great starting point

Thinking about using CDN for a client check out this test first!

So we should be looking at alternatives

Useful security tips for wordpress users

Online payment providers who get it, at last!

Why websites shouldn’t look the same on all browsers

Good inspiration for a thorough brand identity should you need to create one for a client, thanks Graham

Might be worth a look. Alternative to some of the other more established CMS’s on offer like wordpress, concrete5, cushyCMS, Pixie, ModX, EE and so on…

Normalise your CSS. Use this file as a starting point from which to customise your CSS as you want it. Unlike many reset.css offerings it doesn’t remove useful defaults

Sterling work and a great video resource that keeps up with the constant changes in our industry

Some great best practices for aspiring web designers

Why do we test? Should we just copy old paradigms blindly? I mean as a client once said to me “if X use it then I think we should just do what they do, their website looks like it has been done by experts” (I didn’t take this observation personally, having 14 years experience in the industry I have learned to be humble and shed my ego, lol) - Little did they know it was quite simply the end result of a production line designer churning out more of the same untested out-dated paradigms. Web governance is now my mission we MUST educate our clients and if we can’t get through move on to help those we can get through to.

A folding grid for responsive design, oh how love the constant progression in our industry. As my daughter would say, “its citing”