Highlights of August 2014 Issue:

Maximiliano Firtman reveals his 12 top hacks that will help you improve the mobile experience.

Adam Simpson and Neil Renicker take the pain out of time-consuming frontend development tasks.

Cole Henley shares the sites worth browsing this month, including an impressive Marvel Comics compendium.

SHOWCASE YOUR DEV SKILLS
Aude Barral shares 5 top tips for landing your dream developer job.

GOOGLE SEO SECRETS
Experienced SEO consultant Carl Hendy offers up expert advice on targeting top spot in search..

SIDE PROJECT
Geri Coady talks about designing and making merch for Japan fans.

THE IMPACT OF IR35 REFORMS
IR35 changes are coming. Jack Poyser highlights what you need to know and do.

BUILD AN INTERACTIVE AR ECOMMERCE SITE
Darryl Bartlett shows how to use 8th Wall and A-Frame to build a simple AR scene..

YOUR FIRST UX DESIGN JOB
Tim Caynes reveals the secrets to securing your first user experience graduate role.

DON’T FORGET THE PROTOTYPE
Mike Kirwan details the importance of prototyping in the web design process..

BUILD A BETTER DESIGN SYSTEM 
Key principles that will help you create the perfect component library for your products.

THE FUTURE OF FRAMEWORKS Find out how React, Angular and Vue.js are
set to evolve as we move into a new decade.

EMPOWERING WOMEN 
Rachael Grocott shares her top tips for women navigating their careers in tech.

DESIGN EXHIBIT 
We showcase some of the month’s greatest design concepts and prototypes.

BOOST PUBLIC SECTOR A11Y
Phil Shackleton on how to comply with Public Sector Accessibility Regulations.

HEARD BUT NOT SEEN - Jason Cohen on how voice is changing the way people engage with online experiences.

DESIGN EXHIBIT - We showcase some of the month’s greatest design concepts and prototypes..

ESSAY Claire Crompton talks trolling and why it’s time for platforms to clear safe spaces

Razvan Creanga reveals how you can show your skills and experience in the best light

Juliana Martinhago discusses changing banking and how to ship features fast BIG QUESTION, Our experts reveal the people who’ve had the greatest influence on their careers

Tobias Ahlin explains why building things is an emotional roller coaster.

Keep up with Google - Sarah Atkinson explains how to stay ahead in the ever-evolving SEO landscape

Design inclu sive brands -  Toby Jervis explains his thoughts on the future of making brands more accessible

Paul Ferry examines the importance of brand expression in great web design

Default settings literally encode the initial state of our programs… they reflect the inherent values of the engineers and, by extension, the company that employs them

Become an apprentice Charlie Worrall explains what it’s like being an apprentice in the web design industry

Clementine Brown extols the benefits of being more adaptable in the tools you use, Jonathan McElhatton explores how you can ensure your agile development stays limber.

Understand natural language processing: Richard Mattka explores the powerful field of natural language processing (NLP) and how you can use it for your next project, Get the hang of Gutenberg: Darryl Bartlett on creating custom blocks for the new WordPress editor...

Wireframe with whimsical: Daniel Schwarz shows you how to create wireframes and flowcharts with Whimsical, A11y’s hidden dimension: Vladimir Khokhlov discusses delivering accessible type across multiple devices, graphic shaders: Richard Mattka reveals how you can create fog and smoke post-processing FX...

Side project 13 Steve Honeyman goes on the record about recreating classic album covers in CSS, Bryan Hickey explains how jiu-jitsu helped him become a champion web designer

Restoring trust in tech: Peter Bihr explains the need to restore
confidence in IoT and AI, css masks and clipping: Aga Naplocha shows you how to create
collage-style effects in browser, graphic shaders: Richard Mattka shows you how to create
glitch post-processing FX with Three.js...

Design for confrontation: David Adkin explains why it’s time to start having some uncomfortable discussions, Counterintuitive cro tricks: Sam Nazari reveals pearls of wisdom unearthed by AI to help convert customers...

Three designers go off the beaten track with their websites for a backpacker hostel how we built 56 ToyFight reveals how it gave Toggl a shiny startup vibe to stand out from the crowd profile 50 How Ever & Ever is doing great things without being tied

How transparent should you make the UX process to the client? Do they need to know and see everything or just the answered hypothesis?

Design Challenge Three designers strike a chord with their sites to flog a fantasy music festival.

Focus - Christopher Murphy stresses the need for focus as you begin to build a product, Workspace - Lauren Plews, lead product designer at Kalo, gives us a behind-thescenes glimpse of the company’s London offices.

The art of data visualisation - Learn the secrets behind transforming information and data in to infographics.

How we built Jory & Co explains how it raised awareness of a new sustainable alternative to leather, graphic shade rs Richard Mattka introduces shaders, and guides you through creating your own.

Three designers mock up their visions to showcase a coffee shop, We talk to Rich Brown about working with pop stars and film directors, Zone explain how it created a directory of local pubs for Greene King.

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