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Creative Burst #16

Every Friday, some of us at Stampede will hunch over our desks, designing anything we want for two hours. We thought it would be nice to share the results of each Creative Burst. Keep Reading

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A City of Our Own Part VI: London

To Zana, happiness can be a city. Here she shares her romantic affiliation with her most favourite city in the world, London. Keep Reading

Field Notes

Improving navigation on large accordion content panels

Accordions are one way to improve content presentation in a website, but when they get vertically huge they can be quite a navigational nightmare. Shaiful shows you the solution using an awesome jQuery workaround. Keep Reading

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In the Cloud

Never in his life Wan had thought about having a job that does not require him to sit hunching his back in the office. Here he relays his experience and how he tries to adjust himself to this new experience. Keep Reading

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Creative Burst: e-Book Reader

Shaza recently designed her own ebook reader app to delight the crazy book person in her. Keep Reading

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Immensity of the sea

Every day is an adventure for Zana the Project Manager! Keep Reading

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Click-clack-ding!

Shen describes his relationship with his mechanical keyboard, and why it can be a zen experience. Keep Reading

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Happy Birthday, Zana!

Today is our Project Manager Extraordinaire - Zana Fauzi's big day! She was busy scheduling new projects and launching sites so she didn't know what we were up to. Keep Reading

Field Notes

Towards responsiveness: Part 2

3 weeks ago, Wan briefed us the idea of having a responsive website and the purpose behind it. In the final instalment, he will elaborate on further. Keep Reading

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Debugging mobile website through user agents

Iwan's wishful thinking was to have the 'inspect element' option available on his mobile browser, until he found a better solution. Keep Reading