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So You Want To Build A Software Product

From Eran Galperin
December 8th, 2011
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If you like the idea of being your own boss (I certainly do), chances are you get the itch sometimes to create your own product — a product whose direction you control, that you do not have to compromise on with someone else, and whose fruits you get to fully enjoy, instead ...

Assuming Leadership In Your Design Agency

From Jeremy Girard
November 16th, 2011
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There comes a point in the career of many Web designers where the logical progression in that career is to take on a leadership position. A logical step or not, when a designer “assumes” this type of a position, there is often another “assumption” happening at the same — that ...

Web Designer, Be Your Best Promoter

From Paul Scrivens
October 21st, 2011
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Have you ever had someone flirt with you and they did nothing but demean themselves the whole time? Did that make you attracted to them? Doubtful. Yet, this is how so many individuals seem to handle their business today. With the advent of social media, the Web has been overflooded ...

The Lost Files – Interviews: Expert Tips From Renowned Designers (part 1 of 4)

From The Smashing Editorial
October 12th, 2011
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Throughout this book you’ve read chapters on a variety of topics, written by a number of talented individuals. In this chapter, we would like to open up this book to a greater variety of points of view. Here you’ll find insights from our panel of 22 designers and developers. Please ...

Supporting Your Product: How To Provide Technical Support

From Rachel Andrew
October 10th, 2011
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Users will always need support. You could have a bulletproof product and the most excellent tutorials and documentation, and someone will find a way to break it or just not read the information staring them in the face. Later in this article, I’ll explain some ways to minimize support requests ...

The Smashing Book – Learning from Experts: Interviews and Insights

From The Smashing Editorial
October 5th, 2011
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Many of the most successful and well-recognized designers are willing and eager to provide guidance to others who want to improve their skills. We posed a series of questions to leading designers and developers in an effort to get some answers to common questions. The participants bring a great deal ...

How To Make An eBook

From Jason Mark
September 29th, 2011
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Making an eBook is easy, regardless of your coding experience. This is good, because 99.9% of your time should be spent on writing and getting your book out there, rather than on technology. Any electronic book can be called an eBook, but because over 90% of all eBooks are read ...

You’re Pricing It Wrong: Software Pricing Demystified

From Eran Galperin
September 28th, 2011
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Pricing your own product is always a tricky proposition, and the more critical the price is to your product’s success, the more difficult it is to set. It’s easy to look at another product and say how much you would be willing to pay for it, but how can you ...

Are You Ready For A Web Design Challenge?

From Paul Boag
September 21st, 2011
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This is not a normal Smashing Magazine post. I’m not going to teach you something new or inspire you with examples of great work. Instead, I want to encourage you to complete a Web design challenge. I believe this will help to address a weakness that exists in many of ...

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