Smashing Magazine Is Thirteen! Smashing Magazine Is Thirteen! Rachel Andrew 2019-09-06T12:00:59+02:00 2019-09-06T12:34:41+00:00 This week, Smashing Magazine turned thirteen years old. The web has changed a lot since Vitaly posted his first article back in 2006. The team at Smashing has changed too, as have the things that we bring to our community — with conferences,…
“That has to be the dumbest ad I’ve ever seen,” exclaimed my wife. Our regular viewing of “The Handmaid’s Tale” on Hulu was (once again) interrupted by an ad whose inanity was surpassed only by its ugliness. As a researcher with one foot still in the advertising world I signed us up for an ad-supported…
For those working in ad operations and PPC, the VLOOKUP function (and HLOOKUP – its horizontal counterpart) has been a tried-and-true staple of data manipulation in Excel. Now, after more than 34 years as a cornerstone lookup function, VLOOKUP is making way for a new successor. Microsoft has announced the rollout of XLOOKUP – a…
With more brands than ever relying on digital marketing as their main form of advertising, it’s no surprise that professional digital marketers are in very high demand. In fact, Reuters reports that in 2017, digital marketing spending increased by 44 percent in the United States and to $52 billion in Britain. Globally, digital marketing spend…
Inspired Design Decisions: Alexey Brodovitch Inspired Design Decisions: Alexey Brodovitch Andrew Clarke 2019-09-05T13:30:59+02:00 2019-09-05T12:34:54+00:00 Before writing Art Direction for the Web, I began to study Alexey Brodovitch when I became fascinated by editorial and magazine design. I was drawn to his precision, in particular, the way Brodovitch brought photographs and text together. Then, I became…
Android 10 (formerly named Q) begins rolling out now to Google’s Pixel phones. Non-Pixel Android devices are supposed to get the update later this year. Announced at Google I/O, it boasts a range of new features including: New privacy and security features (including around location).A number of “digital well-being” controls to limit screen time and…
The post 20190904 ML Brief appeared first on Marketing Land. From our sponsors: 20190904 ML Brief
Overflow And Data Loss In CSS Overflow And Data Loss In CSS Rachel Andrew 2019-09-04T12:30:59+02:00 2019-09-04T12:35:19+00:00 CSS is designed to keep your content readable. If you consider an HTML document that is marked up with headings and paragraphs (with no CSS applied), it displays in the browser in a readable way. The headings are large…
The post 20190903 ML Brief appeared first on Marketing Land. From our sponsors: 20190903 ML Brief
Automating Website Deployments Through Buddy Automating Website Deployments Through Buddy Leonardo Losoviz 2019-09-03T12:30:00+02:00 2019-09-03T12:34:58+00:00 (This is a sponsored article.) Managing the deployment of a website used to be easy: It simply involved uploading files to the server through FTP and you were pretty much done. But those days are gone: Websites have gotten very complex,…
