A lot of professionals have created in the latest years a strong bond with the web to the point of almost total dependence; designers, programmers, writers, marketers, photographers, illustrators and much more fit in this. We, together, have created a sort of ecosystem by making contributions everyday. Call it design tips, plugins, PSD freebies, tutorials, opinions, all of this represents a contribution that makes the web bigger and bigger at every moment.
Thanks to these contributions, the web keeps on changing dramatically, and it does it at a very fast pace; So it gives every time more topics to talk about. Here at WebDesignShock, we present some of the best posts released in April that present valuable contributions to the web, making it a better place to be in. This is the first of the series of lists that will come every month to keep you up to date with the latest trends, and thoughts of some remarkable web writers. Enjoy!
Vanseo Design: Thoughts For Better Variable Organization In SASS
WPCandy: My experience looking for an RSS service to replace Google Reader
DzineBlog: Tips for Balancing a Heavy Freelance Workflow
Smashing Magazine: Repurposing Photoshop For The Web
Brad frost: A Response to ‘Responsive Web Design is Not the Future’
Anil Dash: How We Lost The Web
Bruce Lawson: What does the web platform need next?
Trent Walton: Responsive Maps
Some Random Dude: Why Redesigning the Save Icon is Important
Alex Sexton: Understanding JavaScript Inheritance
Cloud Four Blog: 8 Guidelines and 1 Rule for Responsive Images
Seth Godin: In search of resilience
Webdesigner Depot: Why should you become retina ready?
1stwebdesigner: Quick Guide on How to Earn Passive Income by Writing Tutorials
JUST Creative: The Best Techniques to Add Speed to Your Writing
I’d rather be writing: Why Does Content Become Disorganized?
UX Booth: A Single Perspective on Multiple Intelligences
Christian Heilmann: Geeksphones Are Developer Tools
Lea Verou: Can we get rid of gradient prefixes?
SitePoint: What’s a “Gatekeeper” and Why Do I Need to “Get Past” Them?
Tutorialzine: Improving Your Site’s User Experience
Inspiredology: Infusing Culture into Your Advertising
Six Revisions: User Testing for Web Accessibility
WPlift: The WPLift Complete Guide to Google Authorship and WordPress
Orphicpixel: Why I Recommend Web Hosting Hub
InstantShift: Issues with Android Fragmentation
TutorialChip: Aren’t Business Cards Essential in Building Up Business Contacts?
DesignModo: Making it Work: Flat Design and Color Trends
Do it with WordPress: Pay What You Can for WordPress Maintenance – A Discussion
Graphic Mania: How To Make Your Design Projects Better With Less Money
ChurchMag: Delightful Labor: Open Source Non-Profit Management
Designzzz: Why Professional Web Design Needs To Be Context Friendly?
