It’s old news now that many people have access to a smart/feature phones and that they’re spending a lot of time browsing web on these devices. For this reason alone, it’s necessary to design for all devices, whether it be via a fluid design or by a separate site.
The state of the printed magazine
The state of the printed magazine
It’s 6:40pm on a Friday, I find myself facing a wall of possible reading materials. My train leaves in nine minutes. I’m in an all-too-often dilemma . . . I can’t find anything to read. I consider myself a fairly average person, albeit swayed to the creative side of the spectrum, but nevertheless fairly typical. Design, typography, technology and the web are what I would describe as my primary interests. I’ll often find myself scanning through the pages of Creative Review, Computer Arts or Design Week (now deceased), to name but a few. And yet, not one magazine, at least not amongst the shelves of WHSmith at Euston station, offers me something that the internet can not.

