UX involves the whole spectrum of digital processes. This link digest centers around a starting point of resources to freshen up your understanding of UX and get your cortex cracking.

In interaction design and visual communication, we rely on metaphors and patterns that seem established and well-known. As time goes by, we revisit some of them and question their contemporary legitimacy. Is the magnifying glass still a good representation for a search? How does the ever-saving …

A closer look at the performance of applications and mobile sites in Firefox OS. The Firefox One Touch replaced a Nexus 4 for a week. Enjoy a trip to wonderland.

I'm a stubborn guy. I always go down the hard way, trying to reinvent the wheel. This includes plenty of systems and web projects over the years. In the beginning of 2013, I felt a bit lazy, so I used Wordpress for my blog — it’s easy to use and you don’t have much trouble with it, eh? The …

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Because we think that all these Christmas and New Year’s wishes are mostly bullshit, we would like to say “Thank You” for hanging out with us with us this year by feeding your head with some pieces of the web that influenced us the most in 2013.

A more structured, analytic view of the term “Content Strategy” to take some of the buzz out of the word and get to the core of what Content Strategy means.

You'll have to admit: The war is over. Those little Androids got the better of iOS, but new squabbles are already bubbling up. Operating Systems and software matter, but fighting about them is ridiculous.

Have you seen the internet lately? There’s high quality content all over the place — most of it in good old letters, supported by carefully selected images. But setting up those publications is hard: it takes time, expertise and care to make them great. Let’s talk about some timeless paradigms …

Our open source publishing platform LINES has evolved into a Ruby gem that you can plug into your Rails system. You may use it as the foundation for your blog or client work. It’s customizable and establishes a simple, comprehensive publishing process from writing to reading.