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Review: Campaign Monitor, Email Newsletter Software

Review: Campaign Monitor, Email Newsletter Software

Campaign Monitor is an online email marketing application that enables designers to create, send, manage and track branded emails for themselves and their clients with ease. Freshview, the company behind Campaign Monitor recently updated the software, adding additional functionality that enables designers to not just run campaigns but actually re-sell it as if it were [...]

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Review: Silverback, Usability and the Mac

Review: Silverback, Usability and the Mac

Silverback is an application from Clearleft that aims to make simple usability testing easy and within the budget of all web professionals. Nate Klaiber tests it out in this review.

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Book: ‘Bulletproof Ajax’ by Jeremy Keith

Gareth Rushgrove reports on Jeremy Keith's latest book, Bulletproof Ajax, finding out who the book is aimed at and what they'll learn from it.

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Book Review ‘Beginning CSS Web Development’, by Simon Collison

Gareth Rushgrove checks out Simon Collison's comprehensive guide to CSS, published by Apress.

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Microsoft Expression Web Final Release

Microsoft recently launched the final release of Expression Web, its web editing tool for designers and developers. We asked Rachel Andrew, CSS maven and experienced web developer, to put it through its paces.

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SlickEdit v11

Aimed at developers, SlickEdit is a multi-platform, multi-language editor that promises to enable you to get more done in less time. Rachel Andrew installed it to find out...

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‘Communicating Design’ by Dan Brown

Documenting your web design project properly can score major points with colleagues, clients and management. Dan Brown's latest book on the subject provides an in-depth guide to getting it right. Reviewed by Gareth Rushgrove.

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Book Review: ‘Using Microformats’ by Brian Suda

Microformats are cool. Every time you get a few savvy web developers together and start talking about what’s interesting at the moment, someone will mention microformats and everyone else will either get overly excited or nod sagely. Using Microformats by Brian Suda is for the latter group of people. You might have visited the website [...]

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‘Ruby for Rails’ by David Black

Tom Armitage from Infovore.org reviews a recent titled aimed at Ruby on Rails beginners

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Review: Microsoft Expression Web Designer

Professional developer and Web Standards Project member Rachel Andrew takes a look at Microsoft's web authoring product.

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