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• By David WalshNovember 12, 2015

  Apple TV 4 vs Roku 4

  Almost three years ago I wrote a post about how I "cut the cord" and went to exclusively online TV content providers.  I bought a Roku and Apple TV, both "generation 2", and reviewed my likes and dislikes about both.  Much has happened in this...

• By David WalshOctober 30, 2015

  The Tools Every Web Professional Needs This Autumn

  If you're looking for the best tools and resources for web professionals, look no further. We've decided to give you a treat this autumn and put together a list of some of the best products available out there that are sure to supply your every need.

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• By David WalshSeptember 29, 2015

  Get Browser Information with Intern

  You know how you can't remember something your spouse feels is really important but you can remember every funny line from that movie you saw when you were 17?  That's how I feel after months of writing selenium tests using the Intern framework -- I've forgotten...

• By Ian LunnSeptember 16, 2015

  Creating an Animated Product Slider with Sequence.js

  In this tutorial, we're going to create a simple animated content slider with Sequence.js. We'll base our demo on the Sequence.js Theme, Mono. For the sake of brevity, our demo won't include everything that Mono does but you'll learn all of the Sequence.js key concepts...

• By David WalshSeptember 10, 2015

  Thoughts on the Upcoming Apple TV

  If you followed my Twitter account during Apple's event yesterday, you'll know that I was most excited about the Apple TV update.  Apple TV is a neglected gem inside the Apple world, and despite it not really being enhanced in the past few years, I'd still assert it's better...

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• By David WalshSeptember 7, 2015

  Quick git Commit Searching

  While I love GitHub for the way it presents git repository information to me, I've been trying hard not to rely so much on GUI web apps and desktop apps, instead looking to use command line equivalents.  You see that in my recent shell posts, including 

• By David WalshAugust 27, 2015

  Insights for Achieving a Valuable eCommerce UX and the Themes to Accomplish It

  To attract customers, the appearance of your online store is of course important, but there are other things to be taken into account if you want to keep your visitors interested. Your store should be beautiful in appearance, but the inner workings need to be "beautiful"...

• By David WalshAugust 6, 2015

  Recommended Tools, Services, and Resources for Designers

  This listing of recommended themes and website, page, and app builders, and related services and resources, will hopefully save you some search time. Every item featured here is among the best in its class, so you really can't make a wrong decision if what you choose...

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• By David WalshJuly 22, 2015

  Tips you can Use to Build an Excellent eCommerce Experience

  There are many reasons to build a good eCommerce experience if you are planning to build an eCommerce website. Visitors can place items in their cart and leave your site without making a purchase. In fact, three out of every four of them will do so.

• By Nir BarlevJuly 15, 2015

  6 Painful Things Clients Say to Designers (and How to Respond)

  If you're a web designer who has spent any amount of time talking to clients, you have undoubtedly had some uncomfortable, difficult, or even offensive comments made to you by those customers. Typically, these customers are not trying to offend you. There are legitimate reasons for...