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  • How we product

    Nov 25, 2015 • Zubair Khan

    At Buyapowa we run a product team. Not a technical team, not a development team, but a product team. Continue reading

  • Why developers should know UX

    Nov 11, 2015 • James Harries

    Imagine you’re a wizard - a bonafide member of Hogwarts, or a genuine gandalf the grey. Continue reading

  • Debugging things

    Oct 28, 2015 • Michael Baldry

    It happens to everyone at some point - frustration clouds your mind. Taking a step back, you need to think “If I have checked everything and everything looks right, what have I not considered... Continue reading

  • ACSS (Atomic CSS) CSS Methodologies Part 4 and conclusion

    Oct 14, 2015 • James Harries

    This is probably the least well known/talked about CSS methodology, but probably the most used. If you are familiar with web frameworks such as Bootstrap, then you’ll have seen this. This is... Continue reading

  • BEM (Block element modifier) - CSS Methodologies Part 3

    Oct 7, 2015 • James Harries

    The other methodologies we’ve been looking at are all about how you organise your code, while not really changing how you actually write your CSS. BEM on the other hand provides a strict... Continue reading

  • SMACSS (Scalable and Modular Architecture for CSS) - CSS Methodologies Part 2

    Oct 1, 2015 • James Harries

    This might sound a bit like OOCSS, being modular and scalable - however SMACSS is a set of rules that lets you ensure your CSS is scalable and modular. In short, the way this works is by... Continue reading

  • Object Oriented CSS (OOCSS) - CSS Methodologies Part 1

    Sep 23, 2015 • James Harries

    If you know an OOP language, this might sound like bees knees - and you wouldn’t be wrong. In short, OOCSS is about creating modular components that have singular concerns that can be swapped.. Continue reading

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