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<description><![CDATA[By Keir WhitakerToday&#8217;s entry  in our series of web deisgn interviews is Dan Cederholm. Dan is a recognized expert in the field of standards-based web design and has worked with Google, MTV, AIGA, ESPN, Blogger, Fast Company, Inc.com, and many more. He&#8217;s a renowned speaker and author and blogs about web design related topics at SimpleBits.
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<description><![CDATA[By Keir WhitakerI have recently been working on a little out of hours PHP project called &#8220;Dummy&#8220;. The code is almost complete, apart from the obligatory prettifying of indents and comments, which means it&#8217;s time to turn my attention to the online documentation.
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<description><![CDATA[By Keir WhitakerIn the first in a series of short form interviews we ask renowned web designers and front end developers a few questions about their areas of interest as well as their opinion on the future of web design. First up is Elliot Jay Stocks, web designer, author and globe trotting speaker.
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Another forehead-smack-worthy curse-laden moment: I&#8217;ve filled out a lengthy online form and hit the submit button only to find myself staring back at an empty form peppered with red errors. Has this happened to you? Of course it has.
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YOU-Centric browsing
How browsers will manage your identity
Browsers with native natural language processing
Built-in payments in browsers

By the way, hope you can join us at &#8230;



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