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PortKit: UX Metaphor Equivalents for iOS & Android

PortKit shows you each Cocoa UI Element in iOS 6 / iOS 7 and its Android widget version, side by side, so you can compare and find the correct equivalent when porting an app. We are a Brisbane based company … Continued

On the 12th day of Christmas, Apple gave to me (2012)

On the 12th day of Christmas, Apple gave to me: WWDC 2012 iTunes 11 OS X Mountain Lion 10.8 7.9 inch iPad Mini 8 pin Lightning Connector 7th Gen iPod Nano iOS 6 iPhone 5 Xcode 4.5 3rd Gen Apple … Continued

On the 12th day of Christmas, Google gave to me (2012)

On the 12th day of Christmas, Google gave to me: Google I/0 20-12 Android Support revision 11 A Google Nexus 10 Google Goggles v1.9 No interest in Windows 8 Google Earth v7 Google Maps for Android v6.1 Google Analytics v5 … Continued

Are cross platform mobile development solutions like Titanium & PhoneGap worth a look?

Several years ago it was looking like there might be BlackBerry, WebOS and Windows Phone that all needed to be supported independently, as well as iOS and Android. Clearly from that perspective a cross platform solution is almost a necessity. In … Continued

IE8 max-width, max-height, and inline IE8 css hacks

Is your max-width or max-height css not working in IE8? Neither was mine. I found plenty of hacks and ways around it, but none of them solved the issue once and for all. One great little snip-it I found along … Continued

Google Vault: Why Google need to beat LastPass at its own game

Google Chrome’s Password Manager If you use Chrome you may have noticed the “save password” prompts whenever you sign into a website. What you might not have known is that Google Chrome has a system similar to LastPass that saves … Continued

Web design & plagerism, what should you do when someone steals your content?

Web design can get ugly when people start stealing your work. The most common type of plagerism online is content, images, and design. Whether you’ve been a victim or not it’s good to know what the best course of action … Continued

Web Designing for Email Marketing – What email clients should you design for?

As a Email Marketing Company in Brisbane, we know just how hard some email clients are to work with. Email Clients are like Web Browsers in that they are all different. There are two main kinds of Email Clients: Desktop … Continued

How to submit a bug report to a Web Designer or Developer

As a web designer it can be hard to diagnose a problem. This is mainly due to web sites behaving differently depending on the user’s browser, version, screen resolution and settings. Read more about Cross Browser Compatibility here. So that … Continued

Common web design shopping cart mistakes on ThinkGeek

Being a Brisbane web designer, I’m not happy with the checkout process for ThinkGeek and think for such a large company they could greatly improve on it. I’m also very disappointed with their limited and expensive international shipping rates and … Continued

Web Design & Warranties, What Should You Offer?

While web designers strive to produce work which is stable and future-proof, due to the nature of the ever changing web, it’s not always possible. The Internet is a global system of interconnected computer networks that use the standard Internet … Continued