An Interview With Harry Roberts – Front-end Architect and Speaker

A senior UI developer at British broadcasting giant BSkyB and based in Leeds, Harry Roberts first got into development aged 16. Specialising in CSS architecture and frontend performance, he’s recently been working on “a pretty huge mobile build” for Sky. Outside of work he’s been working on his open source OOCSS framework inuit.css, and also on csswizardry-grids, a Sass-based responsive grid system. Read More…

An Interview with Ben Howdle – Web developer, designer and JavaScript Expert

London-based JavaScript developer Ben Howdle got into development aged 19. He started learning to code in the evenings until he managed to get his first paid client. This year Howdle has been building the next generation of KashFlow using BackboneJS. Read More…

An Interview with Hans Christian Reinl – Web developer, JavaScript hacker and front-end nerd

Based in Freiburg, Germany, at the age of 15 Hans Christian Reinl began teaching himself to code, and his first job was creating a website for a local rock festival. Mainly focused on front-end code, especially CSS, he shares what he learns on his blog. Read More…

Working in Cafes Around the World with James Clark

James is a nomadic entrepreneur that caught our attention due to a blog post he wrote on cool cafes with wifi in Bangkok. Since we like location independent professionals, free wifi and we definitely like good coffee, we decided that you too should get to know James. Read More…

Interview on Radio Thailand with Carl Heaton

This was a live conversation between Carl and Bruce from Radio Thailand, it was broadcast on Sunday the 24th of February 2013 at 7:30pm, which was aired across the country. Carl was invited to talk about the Importance of websites for companies success. Read More…

Photoshop Etiquette – An Education Process

I’m sure everyone has had to work with someone whom you’d wish would just do things a bit more your way. Or at least a decent way. Someone who made you waste time going through unorganized, random file names and conflicting information.
Well, today we bring you Dan Rose, educating the Design Community since 2011.
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A Guide on How to Live the Dream – Web Work Travel

Web and Graphic Design are fantastic skills that you can use no matter where you are. Once you have established yourself as a freelance web designer, you could basically travel the world while running your business online. Johannes Volkner, the author of the first destination guide for freelancers who work online is living the life of a so called “digital nomad” and decided to share some tips on how you could do the same.

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Rachel Wur from alibaba.com sits down for a Q&A with WCB

My name is Rachel, marketing manager of Alibaba.com Global Supplier Development Department. I’m now mainly focused on introducing Alibaba.com, a world-class international e-marketplace, to the Thai market so that Thai SMEs can expand their sales to markets all over the world. Read More…

Gumroad – If You Can Share It, You Can Sell It

Learn all about the new way of selling and buying online directly from the creators of the products or content – Sell like you share… Read More…

Riccardo Migliavacca – Graphic Designer

How’s the current situation bout’ graphic designers in Italy nowadays? Growing market or stuck due to lack of skills and global crisis. Riccardo Migliavacca kindly gave me his opinion bout’ it… Read More…