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Richard Rutter in Clear Thinking

Jan 25, 2018

How to use variable fonts in the real world

Using variable fonts in the real production context is…

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Andy Budd in Clear Thinking

Aug 24, 2016

Are we moving towards a post-Agile age?

Agile has been the dominant development methodology in our industry for some time now…

18 responses

Andy Budd in Clear Thinking

Feb 5, 2016

The Industrialisation of Design (or why Silicon Valley no longer needs UX designers)

25 responses

Andy Budd in Clear Thinking

May 10, 2016

What the hell is design thinking anyway?

In a meeting a couple of weeks ago, one of my colleagues asked me to define “design…

14 responses

Andy Budd in Clear Thinking

Aug 8, 2017

Sticky Note Fatigue and the Fog of Knowledge

I’m starting to see a slightly disturbing trend in our interactions with senior…

11 responses

Andy Budd in Clear Thinking

Jul 22, 2016

Is UX strategy a thing?

Over the past few years, I’ve seen an increasing number of people using the term “UX strategy”. There are books on UX…

7 responses

Andy Budd in Clear Thinking

Mar 4

Personas aren’t bad, and you’re not a bad designer for them

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Richard Rutter in Clear Thinking

Mar 21

All you need to know about hyphenation in CSS

Learn how to turn on automatic hyphenation in websites…

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Andy Budd in Clear Thinking

Feb 17, 2016

We won the moral argument but did we lose the business case for UX?

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Jeremy Keith in Clear Thinking

Mar 13, 2017

In AMP we trust

AMP Conf was one of those deep dive events, with two days dedicated to one single technology: AMP.

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