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The Web Native Designer (January 2012)

The Web Native Designer (January 2012)

What does it mean to be designing for the web? The web can't be pinned down to a specific device, to a specific screen-size, or to a specific anything. How do we embrace this reality to deliver the best possible experiences to the widest possible audience.

Paul Robert Lloyd

January 11, 2012
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