Project Managers Should Know Developer Tools
Getting in the coding weeds, no matter your role, can help your teammates, and it allows you to more intelligently speak to clients about how and why coding decisions are made.
Written by Emily Gray
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Case Study: OAMM Responsive Web Design
Turning a cooking blog into a sustaining software business to help people around the world save time creating monthly freezer meals.
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Case Study: Wonderful Machine Responsive Website Redesign
Intentional planning, smart design, and a lot of collaboration created a powerful redesign that is already providing big results for Wonderful Machine.
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How to React When You Hear, "I Don't Want to Be That Client"
Emily shares tips to help set your client at ease and strengthen your relationship.
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Messy, Visual Content Planning
Adjusting to the needs of everyone on a team means adapting what you’re used to doing. Emily shares how she combined client templates with her content types to make sure they both were talking the same language.
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SMACSS for Your Content
Content planners and strategists can steal rules from SMACSS development to better manage content—and you don’t even have to learn code.
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Building Your Own Web Development Co. Site: That Way Lies Madness
We’re sticking to our new year’s resolution. The new Sparkbox site is finally here!
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Content Priority Guide
A content priority guide is part content modeling, part stripped-down wireframe, and useful throughout developing a site.
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