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lopposting · 6 months ago

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Lies of P interviews compilation

[Masterlist]

Mostly just a reference/archive for myself. a lot of cool little anecdotes/clarification from the team, or otherwise interesting details.

Links are in korean/japanese/english.

I will keep updating as I go along! This is a work in progress:

[currently very messy!]

Justin Carnahan (publishing manager) and Neowiz heads: (kor)

https://m.thisisgame.com/webzine/nboard/5/?n=180372

QA (Quality assurance) team interview [thisisgame] (kor)

https://www.thisisgame.com/webzine/nboard/5/?n=177995?n

Art team, art director [thisisgame]: (kor)

https://m.thisisgame.com/webzine/help/nboard/11/?page=8&n=174446

choi pitched pinocchio souls

this is where they mention there was very little left on the cutting room floor

Choi + Core team [thisisgame]: (kor)

https://m.thisisgame.com/webzine/special/nboard/11/?category=2&n=176072

jogging lol

Naver - dir choi, dir Noh (Kor)

https://m.post.naver.com/viewer/postView.naver?volumeNo=32854956&memberNo=49631020

director choi, director park [thisisgame] (kor)

https://m.thisisgame.com/webzine/nboard/263/2522675?n=175190

korea game awards [stream]

choi [gamevu] (kor)

https://m.gamevu.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=21904

choi pitched pinocchio souls :)

4gamer set: (pre-release) (japanese)

[update]

dir noh changyu:

https://www.4gamer.net/games/571/G057139/20221119009/

https://www.gamespark.jp/article/2022/11/20/124601.html

https://www.4gamer.net/games/571/G057139/20221118128/

japan press event (japanese)

https://www.4gamer.net/games/571/G057139/20230904030/

Director Choi interviews (english) (prerelease):

https://www.prankster101.com/articles/interview-with-choi-ji-won-of-lies-of-p/

sportskeeda (ENG)

https://www.sportskeeda.com/esports/i-m-excited-witness-players-react-lies-p-director-ji-won-choi-favorite-moments-player-feedback-pinocchio

fandomwire (ENG)

https://fandomwire.com/heres-why-lies-of-p-felt-easier-than-bloodborne/

the demo was never patched

fandomwire 2 (ENG)

https://fandomwire.com/lies-of-ps-game-director-choi-jiwon-discusses-the/

it was too late to switch to unreal 5

Director Choi interview (post-release):

https://gamerant.com/lies-p-post-launch-interview/

Dorothy cameo was chosen in Summer of 2022.

btw, can someone tell steamy biscuit (I'm pretty sure it was steamy) that the director saw their playthrough

choi rare 2020 interview about the gaming industry (ruliweb users dug this one up because they are (unfortunately) pretty much obsessed with him):

https://www.jobkorea.co.kr/company/1616277/interview/view/?ItvNo=21764&ListNo=21764

also interesting to note, that at this time (2020) there were actually two projects under Round8, one being lies of P and the other I can only imagine was Bless Unleashed.

some background on working at neowiz and round8 studios in the past. interesting knowledge if you are interested in joining the game development industry in south korea or the gaming industry in general.

mentions BTS (again)

says the process is more important than the end result

less on the development side of things, there was another interview mentioning the devs studying cults and cult mentality, especially surrounding laxasia. I thought that was really interesting and I have to dig it up again, unless I just made it up

some notes on the interviews +

some more interviews I remember reading but have to source -

more interesting development note, it looks like the project being pitched was a Fairytale Soulslike. Choi came on board to direct. Choi and other team members pitched the idea of Pinocchio independently.

[prankster101]

Choi thankful to neowiz for allowing them to do a console game (IGN) and that they had a hard time even finding developers to do a console title in korea in the first place. I remember him referencing this a couple of times but I have to sift through some stuff again.

Re: The confusion surrounding Neowiz/Round8/Team Nough. Round8 is a studio currently signed/owned by Neowiz. Looks like there are actually two teams within Round8, one of them being Team Nough, who were responsible for Lies of P.

Re: the amount of people working on Lies of P, other interviews reference starting with thirty people and ending at around 60. The latest interview (near release) mention that they had currently reached 120. (to update)

So what was interesting/confusing to me about the job postings that came out later that year following the success of LoP was why they didn't just pull team members from within the studio or merge [unless they probably already did]. Unless the game that Choi was referencing in 2020 wasn't Bless Unleashed, the other game under Round8 has been in production since LoP has been in production, and has (seemingly) not been released since LoP has been out.

more on the djmax soundtrack:

https://gamerant.com/lies-p-sound-design-puppets-interview/

they worked on getting a bandoneon, not an accordion, even though it was hard to find, because it was period-accurate.

https://gamerant.com/lies-p-audio-design-djmax-bandoneon/

there is another korean interview somewhere where he mentions having to ask Neowiz for the rights to use the djmax soundtrack. I gotta dig around for it

korea game awards win:

inven win

https://m.inven.co.kr/webzine/wznews.php?idx=290442&hotnews=2&site=console&iskin=console

NAVGTR win:

https://www.kukinews.com/article/view/kuk202402280213#_wider

neowiz stock rising:

https://biz.sbs.co.kr/amp/article/20000156888

https://www.thelec.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=25468

Lies of P having a remarkable effect on the stock

Jason park and studio 8 and the console market in korea:

https://koreajoongangdaily.joins.com/2022/11/17/business/tech/Korea-GStar-2022-Neowiz/20221117175024136.html#google_vignette

namu news

https://namu.news/article/2013434

gamescom win (to be very honest i have always been perplexed by this because the game wasn't out yet??) KOR

https://m.thisisgame.com/webzine/news/nboard/4/?utm_source=naver?utm_source&utm_medium=outlink&utm_campaign=thisisgame&utm_content=93273&fbclid=IwAR1CwMMoA3mKm_k2SgM3AOe5iK046AUl8olN7WSg5CT6MDz5BJEaF9VT050&page=69&n=156755

misc

https://www.gameinsight.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=25231

#liesofp #lies of p #interviews #masterlist #work in progress #neowiz #director choi #jason park #round8

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freddiemercurylegendabovelegends · 10 months ago

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July 1985 - 'Made In Heaven' Promotional Video (from 'Mr. Bad Guy' album)

Director David Mallet

📸 Photographer Peter Hince

👉 “Queen Experience | Peter Hince” is the title of the exhibition which will take place in the spaces of the State Archives of Turin, Italy, from 6 April to 16 July 2023

👉 Peter "Ratty" Hince met Queen in 1973 when they were opening for Mott the Hoople, began working for the band full time during their 1975 'A Night At The Opera' album, and stayed on as the head of their road crew until their final concert in 1986, 'Magic Tour'.

Peter is currently a professional photographer -

- Curiosity

Interviewer: How did you become know as "Ratty"?

Peter Hince: When I started in the music business and being the youngest, I had to do the ‘dirty’ work, which included crawling on top of the dirty, dusty equipment to put small items in the tight spaces under the roof of the truck. I was very skinny and had long greasy hair and was nick named ‘The Rat’ by the truck driver on a Mott The Hoople tour. When I first started working for Queen full time, Brian May changed it to ‘Ratty’.

Maybe he thought it was nicer - and possibly after the character in the classic Wind in The Willows book ??

- Peter Hince, interview 2006,

(read more on http://www.queenarchives.com/qa/peterhince.html)

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is-she-suffering · 2 months ago

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softwaretestingleaders32 · 8 months ago

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wherespacepooh · 8 years ago

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Yuzuru Hanyu Interview Snippet from 2017-18 Media Day (9.29 Figure Skate Life Exclusive)

Two QA’s excerpted from Figure Skate Life′s exclusive interview. (Anyone with scan of remaining part of interview? 😇)

Intriguing because so much of FS has been about more, more, more emotions, that as a concept, what does it mean to do a program that portrays “an empty space”? As a result of this thought process––Hope & Legacy, which, once clean, gave everyone a “big picture moment,” to borrow the words of Kurt Browning - gladi

Translated by gladi. Please do not repost without permission. This isn’t a magazine I bought, so thanks junjunjun for sharing these snippets on her blog. Images from previews on Amazon.

Source: http://junjunjun2112.com/archives/21050880.html

–––– We think Hope & Legacy expresses something very abstract and vague, but where did such an image come from, and what were your considerations in putting together the program?

YH Well from the start, I am fond of nature––seeing it, feeling it, so forth. Even with SEIMEI, there are such places too, aren’t there? When I was pondering to what extent I could express such things, probably I thought that I must, to some extent, turn my feelings and emotions into a “void”. If I do it with a sense of “inserting my emotions this way, that way!”––I end up building a character. It becomes “my own self,” sort of like in SEIMEI. That’s why, with Hope & Legacy, I thought about how I could remove that. In such times, as it is, I can’t accomplish that if I can’t jump beautifully (in accordance to my mental image). I thought about that right from the start.

–––– About the new free program, the SEIMEI this time, you mentioned at the group interview that you “aim for performance that brings out a character, all the while capturing a sense of the natural scenery.” That is to say, an impression of both (Abe no Seimei’s) character and scenery such as mountains and sacred groves, portrayed and expressed within the program by oneself?

YH "Yes, an image like that, if possible. What is it… for example, 'Heian nobles reciting poetry.' The backdrop and scenery that comes to mind the moment I said it––it’s there, right? For example, things like the shoji (t/n paper sliding doors) and tatami in a room. Precisely because the character is brought to life, it would be great if [I could do it] such that these things come to mind."

"For example, [imagine] a pen there, an inkstone, shoji... wearing an eboshi (t/n hat worn by the Heian court)––don’t you come to see various [imagery]? The expressiveness born out of my treatment of the ‘gaze’ in different parts of Hope & Legacy and Let’s Go Crazy––with what I learned from [such expression], I think I’ve come to be able to do that. I want to make the best use of that in SEIMEI and Ballade No.1 too. [I feel really strongly about that]."

PS - So, in terms of outlets, we know there were 9 who got exclusives. ✔️ Figure Skate Magazine, ✔️ Quadruple Memorial, ✔️ Kiss & Cry, ✔️ Number, ✔️ Kateigaho, ✔️ HEROES (Fuji), and now Figure Skate Life.

Hello, other two, who are you and where are you? (Looking forward to hopefully Oriyama-san in upcoming Sportiva. And maybe Ice Jewels? Fingers crossed!)

#yuzuru hanyu #hanyu yuzuru #羽生結弦 #figure skate life #2017 media day #fstranslation #his own words #2017

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tweetadvise · 7 years ago

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6 Different and Creative Ways Businesses Are Using Twitter Chats

With various advantages of establishing your very own Twitter conversation, there's no question: both holding as well as participating in Twitter chats must be a crucial part of your social network sites marketing plan.

Twitter chats build consumer loyalty, promote your brand, attract influncers, let you speak with your audience as well as hear back in actual time ..., you name it! Twitter conversations may help you in any trending online advertising and marketing technique you have come across: From neighborhood structure to influencer marketing.

Twitter chats could be have many types:

Interviews

Q & A (consider Twitter version of Reddit's AMA)

Conferences with sessions

One-time events

Weekly meetings with friends, etc.

If you are preparing to try playing with Twitter conversations, allow me assist you brainstorm: Below are some creative forms a Twitter conversation could take.

1. Weekly Expert QA

Weekly Twitter conversations are typically one hr long, hung on a defined day as well as at the set time. The very best point about them is that they produce that feeling of 'being residence' that makes your company 'indigenous' to your fans. Make it there at the very least two times and suddenly you are expecting each upcoming one.

Examples:

#AtomicChat (Monday at 9pm EST) covering once a week digital patterns! What I actually love regarding this chat is that they go over very hot topic each time (that always results in a warmed discussion)

#SocialChat (Monday 9pm EST) by Alan K'necht (@aknecht) as well as Michelle Stinson Ross (@SocialMichelleR). The coolest feature of this conversation is that they have a calendar of upcoming conversations as well as expert guests, so you can denote which one you truly desire to visit.

#VCBuzz (Tuesday 12 pm EST) by ViralContentBuzz: A new content advertising professional a week. This conversation has a very in-depth chat archive (believe material re-packaging!). The conversation showcases experienced members of the community, therefore giving them even more exposure.

Benefits of weekly specialist Twitter chats:

Drive influencers to your brand name by giving them exposure as well as opportunity to talk with your brand and also your following. A minimum of 20% of those influencers will become your brand name evangelists forever.

Create a solid social media context for your brand: Weekly popular hashtags will include a lot more exposure to your brand (as well as your niche professionals will assist increase the hashtag popularity!)

2. Twitter Conferences

Who said that a Twitter occasion should be a brief loosened up on-line chat? There are entire conferences being held specifically on Twitter!

Example:

Adobe Youth Voices Twitter Chat. Adobe runs a very cool initiative: each year they invite professionals in the imaginative sector to join a creative thinking themed Twitter Chat powered by an annual hashtag. In 2013 that was #AYVSummit 13. The event is one week long and also it targets at giving young creativity minds the power of a voice!

Benefits of running a massive seminar on Twitter:

You can do your finest with marketing your event. You have far more than one week to draw experts and also influencers to your event.

With once a week chats it's very easy to get tired and also overwhelmed. That's a HUGE dedication. A yearly occasion is less complicated to manage!

3. Twitter parties

A Twitter party is a single Twitter chat usually commemorating a job launch. It's extensively embraced in (self-) posting industry.

Example:

Zombie apocalypse book Zone One was released utilizing #RHZombies hashtag. Zombies are so easy to tweet! The Tweetuniverse reacted with great deals of zombie-related humor giving the book launch the well-deserved social media sites buzz.

Depending on how creative you get, you could produce massive buzz for your launch. However like other viral advertising campaign, it's not very easy to forecast. Well worth a try though!

More Creative Uses for Twitter Chats!

Twitter chat contests: #RGtalk is the excellent instance of making use of Twitter talks for running effective giveaways: 'Sign up with to win a set of guidebooks!'

Twitter chat meetups: #ProFresh does an excellent work entailing pupils with their chats. To take part, you have to tweet using the hashtag yet there's also the actual place where you could turn up for even more enjoyable 'pizza, drinks, door rewards as well as free gifts'

Twitter Chat FAQ for Marketers

Now that you are ideally motivated and also identified to begin your very own Twitter conversation, let me address a couple of most frequently asked inquiries:

What's the ideal tool to organize a Twitter chat? I have actually released a very details tutorial on hosting a Twitter chat long ago. A lot of tools on the checklist still work. My preferred one is TwChat merely because it's extremely easy to comply with (so as a host, I won't miss anything).

What if my hashtag obtains spammed? Do I own my hashtag? Sadly, no. There's constantly a threat that somebody else will certainly begin utilizing your hashtag (specifically if you get also prominent). That's a difficult feature of hashtag marketing: You need understand all the risks.

Are there any type of various other advantages in Twitter conversation except for community and also complying with building? I like the material advertising aspect of twitter chat. If you curate those online discussions properly, you'll wind up having great deals of material possessions you have the ability to utilize as well as re-use. Right here are simply a few examples: Storify, Youtube, blog post, and so on. Your creativity is your only limit!

How do I understand if my site is effective? Just how fast must the involvement grow? Everyone hosting Twitter conversations will tell you, there's no such a trait as a regular development. Often it's a busy discussion, sometimes it's nearly simply you chatting. There are many factors into play (time of the year, topic, daytime changes, etc, etc). More seasoned Twitter conversation hosts may have much better laid out ROI metrics. To me, it's the growing variety of old-timers: Individuals that come to check out time and again. They can be just a couple of (2-5) but if you have them, consider your conversation a success

Have you took part in any imaginative Twitter chats recently? Please discuss your examples, tips and also experience!

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digitalagencyposts-blog · 6 years ago

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WHAT IS A BUSINESS ANALYST'S ROLE IN PROJECT DEVELOPMENT?

Envision you have an intriguing business thought. In building up an IT item, a thought isn't sufficient. You will require an expert, who will characterize abnormal state business objectives and framework beginning prerequisites for the venture's usage.

Does this sound excessively troublesome? Resist the urge to panic. That is work for a business examiner, a necessary individual from any IT group.

From this article, you will realize what, in IT, a business investigator is, the manner by which they are associated with the improvement procedure, and what devices they use.

Peruse on.

For what reason is a business expert fundamental for IT effectiveness?

Business examiners, or BAs, work intimately with partners and the improvement group, transforming business thoughts into IT arrangements. Be that as it may, what does a business expert do in IT improvement?

We should check.

Without BAs, the advancement group would invest more energy and exertion to comprehend customer necessities. Such testing correspondence regularly brings about squandered vitality and bombed ventures.

In addition, the advancement group does not have the essential abilities to change a business thought into top of the line arrangements that meet client desires and business needs.

In this way, every improvement group needs business experts to characterize the partners' needs and help to convey a precise, intelligent, and down to earth item, without missing due dates.

Yet, how work together investigators do it? You will discover the appropriate response in the following passage.

Who is a business examiner?

The fundamental objective of business experts is to viably impart the customers' necessities to the improvement group and guarantee that the venture meets the business' objectives.

For a business expert position, the accompanying abilities are fundamental:

Specialized information. Digital Marketing Company in Boston Specialized ability is fundamental to comprehend the task's specialized particulars and restrictions and to speak with designers and QA builds viably.

Critical thinking and scientific aptitudes. Broad diagnostic abilities are basic to translate client business needs into useful details. The BA job and obligations require critical thinking and basic leadership aptitudes to any issue that emerges among clients and designers.

Relational abilities. A business expert should realize how to assemble data from an individual and impart it to another in a justifiable way. Being occupied with correspondence with individuals from various associations, business experts ought to connect with them adequately and ensure that their worries achieve one another.

Since you know business expert definition and aptitudes, let us move further and discover how business investigators take an interest in the improvement procedure.

Business investigator job in an IT anticipate

During the product advancement process, business investigators participate in the accompanying stages:

Prerequisites Gathering

During this underlying phase of each improvement procedure, a business investigator accumulates Functional Requirements (FRs) and Non-utilitarian Requirements (NFRs) for an undertaking.

Utilitarian Requirements incorporate capacities or highlights of things to come venture.

Non-practical Requirements indicate criteria that can be utilized to pass judgment on a framework activity. Such prerequisites are diverged from useful necessities that characterize explicit conduct or capacities.

To accumulate prerequisites, our business experts utilize the accompanying strategies:

1) Interviews. The business expert poses customers explicit inquiries to recognize their prerequisites for the task. Such a meeting is gone for distinguishing fundamental business issues to be comprehended.

2) Questionnaires. The business investigators furnish partners with electronic or paper-based overviews to characterize the undertaking necessities. This system works incredible when a business examiner needs to accumulate prerequisites from numerous individuals, found remotely.

3) Prototyping. We utilize this way to deal with imagine the prerequisites for the undertaking. With item models, it is progressively advantageous to examine all the essential highlights with the customer.

4) Document Analysis. Utilizing this system, the business examiner assembles the documentation to characterize the venture necessities. They dissect inward customer documentation, concerning business confinements or the documentation of existing items, with comparative business targets.

5) Brainstorming. We apply this strategy to accumulate thoughts on the item usefulness from the two partners and our improvement group.

Presently, let us move to the following stage.

Setting up the Project Specification Documents

In this stage, the business investigator dissects, surveys, and refines venture prerequisites to shape the undertaking specialized specification that ought to include:

An outline articulation. This segment comprises of the layout of the venture prerequisites.

Task goals. The business investigator ought to play out the task destinations in a SMART organization, which implies that the undertaking objectives must be explicit, quantifiable, achievable, sensible, and time-bound.

Needs proclamation. In this area, the business investigator plots why a business needs this undertaking and how the venture unravels business issues.

Task scope. This archive incorporates all the data about the undertaking degree, sketching out item usefulness.

Practical necessities. In this area, the business investigator plots all the specialized necessities toward the undertaking utilizing graphs, outline, and timetables.

Presumptions. Here, the BA diagrams foreseen occasions that may happen during the task advancement organize.

Cost. In this area, the business expert gives a point by point rundown of the considerable number of costs engaged with the task improvement.

In light of task particulars, the group distinguishes the venture's extension and manufactures its guide.

Disclosing Requirements to Developers

At the point when partners endorse the venture particular, the group partition the undertaking into littler errands and dole out these to the advancement group.

During the improvement organize, engineers may need to indicate some data concerning item usefulness, design, and inward rationale with partners.

The business examiner accumulates all inquiries from engineers and speaks with the partners. At that point, the business expert may add new extend necessities to the detail.

The business investigator speaks with both the engineers and partners in such a way until the undertaking closes.

Leading User Acceptance Tests

Now and again, business experts take part in client acknowledgment testing, which is the last period of programming improvement. During this stage, real programming clients test the product to guarantee that the item can deal with undertakings in true situations.

After this stage, the business expert decides if the item is prepared for the dispatch, or on the off chance that it requires extra support.

Presently, allow's transition to further and discover what instruments business investigators use.

Business examiners' toolset

The business examiner needs a progressed toolset to envision complex client necessities, add charts to determination records, and check the advancement of the improvement group.

The App Solutions business Digital Marketing Agency in Boston examiners utilize the accompanying toolbox:

Prototyping devices

Such devices are helpful to make the venture structure and format models.

Wonder. This program based apparatus streamlines the prototyping procedure. Wonder bolsters JPG, GIF, and PSD picture transferring. In addition, this apparatus has direct ingratiation with Dropbox, Sketch, Google drive, and so on.

Wonder bolsters JPG, GIF, and PSD picture transferring

Picture source: Marvelapp

Proto.io. We utilize this to make versatile applications or sites models of in the program. Proto.io underpins manual simplified document transferring just as immediate transfer from Dropbox.

Proto.io underpins manual intuitive document transferring just as immediate transfer from Dropbox.

Picture source: Proto.io

Invision. We discover InVision helpful since clients can leave input straightforwardly on the model.

We discover InVision helpful since clients can leave input legitimately on the model.

Picture source: Invisionapp

Undertaking supervisors

To deal with the undertakings successfully, our group utilizes the accompanying instruments:

Jira. Our business examiners group use Jira in the event that they have to organize between complex activities and alter the task work process.

Our business investigators group use Jira

Picture source: Atlassian

Trello. In the event that the group manage basic undertakings, they use Trello. It is likewise an incredible decision when an undertaking chief or business systematic need a straightforward structure to keep the venture composed.

On the off chance that the group manage straightforward ventures, they use Trello

Picture source: Trello

Asana. This instrument, for little groups, enables business investigators to perceive how their assignments grant generally speaking business objectives.

Asana. This instrument, for little groups,

Picture source: Asana

Business investigator instruments for charts

To add graphs to the undertaking details, we use:

Draw.io. Utilizing this device, we make a stream outline or chart to envision the task framework plainly.

Draw.io. Utilizing this device, we make a stream outline or chart

Picture source:Draw.io

Business investigation redistributing

Being occupied with each phase of the advancement procedure, business investigators are a basic piece of the improvement group. While a few organizations work just with existing in-house pros, BA redistributing may carry focal points to organizations of any size. How about we check.

Little and medium organizations. Much of the time, little organizations need more spending plan to contract in-house business scientific. By redistributing the business examination benefits, the organization gets an accomplished proficient, while setting aside cash.

Huge organizations. On the off chance that another customer goes to a major IT organization, all in-house business investigators may be excessively occupied with their tasks. For this situation, re-appropriating a business expert illuminates this issue. So there is no compelling reason to sit around idly on contracting another in-house pro.

Along these lines, both little an essential part of any development team.

Source - https://curvearrodigital.home.blog/2019/08/01/what-is-a-business-analysts-role-in-project-development-digital-marketing-company-in-boston/

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What is Application Server, 3-tier architecture

The need for an Application Server

Difference between Web server and Application server

Installation And Configuration (Weblogic and Domain)

Install WebLogic Server ( GUI, Console, Silent modes)

WebLogic Server Domains

Servers And Domains

Domain Configuration The Configuration Wizard

The Configuration Wizard: Creating A New Domain

Starting The Administrative Server

The Administration Console Administrative Tasks

Identifying Dynamic and Non-dynamic Attribute Changes in the Administration Console

Customizing Monitoring Tables Within the Administration Console

Setting the Domain Environment

Automatically Starting Admin Servers Managed Servers

Creating a Managed Server

Starting a Managed Server

Password boot.properties

Examining Server Status

Shutting Down Servers Admin

Server Shutdown

Admin Server Backup Start Scripts

XML , packing and unpacking commands, config_builder.sh

Starting and Stopping WebLogic Servers using Real-time Wrapper Scripts

Setting up WebLogic Server as Service

Starting and Stopping WebLogic Administration Server

Adding a WebLogic Managed Server to a Domain

Starting and Stopping a WebLogic Managed Server

Web Logic Server Life Cycle And Extending DomainStages Of Weblogic Startup Process:

STARTING

STANDBY

STARTING

ADMIN

RESUMING

RUNNING

RUNNING MODE

Java Naming and Directory (JNDI)

What is JNDI

Architecture Of JNDI

Why the JNDI required in Weblogic

Types of JNDIs

How to Viewing the JNDI Tree using Admin Console.

Setting up Weblogic Server Clustering Environment (Cluster)

What Is Clustering?

What Components Can Be Clustered?

Basic Cluster Diagrams

Web Container Load Balancing

Horizontal vs. Vertical Clustering

Horizontal Clustering

Clustering WebLogic Server

WebLogic Cluster Requirements

Configure Domain For Clustering

Create A Cluster

Multicasting vs. Unicasting

HttpClusterServlet Load Balancer

Horizontal Cluster setup ( 2 box,4 servers i.e.Domain Extension)

Vertical cluster setup (1 box , 3 servers)

Hybrid Cluster setup ( 2 boxes, 6 servers)

Managing Clusters

Assembling Applications (packing)

Java Web Application Architecture

The basic java files

The Infrastructure for Enterprise Web Applications

What is Application Assembly? JEE Modules

JEE Application Assembly Web Module

Web Module – Deployment Descriptor web.xml

XML WEB-INF Directory

Web Application Directory EJB Modules

EJB Deployment Descriptors ejb-jar.xml

Enterprise Application Modules

Enterprise Application Deployment Descriptor

Deploying Applications using various Methods

The Process

Deployment Overview

Archive Vs Expanded Directory

Default Deployment Names

Deployment Methods

Auto-Deployment

Console Deployment

Starting an Application

Stopping an Application

Updating Applications

Deleting Applications

Testing a Deployed Application

Monitoring Deployed Applications

Editing Deployment Descriptors Using Command Line

Deployment WebLogic.Deployer Command Syntax

Deployer Usage

wldeploy Ant Task

WebLogic Scripting Tool (WLST)

WebLogic Scripting Tool (WLST) Scripts

JDBC (Java Database Connectivity) and JTA Transactions

Introduction to JDBC

Types of JDBC Drivers

Working with a Database via JDBC (Client side)

The Need for Connection Pooling

Connection Pooling and Data Sources Connecting with Data Source

Steps in using Connection Pooling

Admin Tasks for Connection Pools and Data Sources

JDBC Driver Support in WebLogic Server

Database Access Using WebLogic Working with Data Sources

Creating a Data Source

Monitoring Data Source and Connection Pools

Creating Multidata Source (JDBC level Clustering)

Monitoring Multidata Source

JMS (Java Messaging Service)

Messaging Introduction

Messaging Components

Messaging Types

JMS (Java Messaging Service)

Message Driven Beans

(MDB) MDB as Message

Consumer JMS Resources

Durable Subscription

Deployment Descriptor Entry

Binding the Queue or Topic

WebLogic JMS Server

Creating a JMS Server

Creating a Connection Factory Creating a Topic, queue

Threshold and Quota

Configuring Threshold and Quota

Configure Distributed Destination

Creating a Distributed Topic/Queue

Monitoring JMS in WebLogic Messaging Bridge

JMS Clustering

Weblogic Server Security (Protecting Against Attacks)

WebLogic Server Security

Authentication / Authorization

Resources That Can Be Secured

Authentication Mechanisms

WebLogic Security Diagram

Overview: Security Tasks For Securing

Resources

WebLogic Security Realms

Managing Users/Groups

User Lockout

Managing Roles

Policies And Roles

Secure Socket Layer SSL (Encryption) and Security Frame Work

why SSL

Public Key / Private Key Encryption

Secure Communication Over The Web -SSL

SSL And WebLogic Server

Creating A Digital Certificate

Dealing With a CA

Configuring WebLogic Server SSL:

Keystores

Configure WebLogic SSL Settings

Configuring WebLogic Server SSL:

Setting A Listen Port

what is J2AA

what user and groups configurations

unlocking the users

What is realm and its modules

Apache HTTP Server Configuration and integration with Weblogic Server

Apache installation

Apache HTTP Server Plug-In

Installing Apache HTTP Server Plug-In

Configuring Apache HTTP Server Plug-In

Keep-Alive Connections

Using WebLogic As A Web Server (Virtual Hosting)

Web Server Overview

Using WebLogic Web Server

types of Virtual Hosts

Configuring The WebLogic Web Server Virtual Hosts

Creating Virtual Hosts

Specifying Virtual Host Names

Targeting Virtual Hosts to Server

Access Log

External Web Servers

WebLogic Scripting Tool (WLST i.e. command Mode Administration)

WLST Details

Starting WLST

Simple WLST Commands

WLST Is Hierarchical

Navigating WLST

Other WLST Commands

Scripting With WLST

Recording WLST Scripts

Configure Recording

Start Recording

Sample Recorded Script

Taking the thread dump through the WLST.

Node Manager( NM)

Node Manager Functionality

types of Node Managers

setting up the NM Environment

Starting an Administration Server from Node Manager

Starting a Managed Server from Node Manager

Restarting a Managed Server from Node Manager

Shutting Down a Server Instance From Node Manager

Working with Machines

Creating a Machine

Adding Server Instances To a Machine

Starting The Node Manager

Monitoring Managed Servers

Node Manager Logs and Configuration Files

Monitoring and Troubleshooting WebLogic Servers (Logging)

WebLogic Logging Services

Specifying the Logging Implementation

Message Severity

WebLogic Server Logs

Server Log

Viewing Server Log

Configuring Server Log

HTTP Access Log

Configuring HTTP Access Log

Domain Log

Viewing Logs

Performance Monitor using WebLogic Diagnostics Framework (WLDF)

log files

diagnostic modules

diagnostic Images

Archives

context

SNMP

What is InteroperabilityPerformance Tuning

Basic Tuning Methodology

Areas To Tune

Tuning Hardware

Tune The Operating System

Tune The JVM

JVM Choices

Tuning WebLogic Server

JDBC Settings

Thread Settings

Socket Readers

Socket Implementation

Monitoring Threads

Connection BackLog

Tuning The Back End

Muxer Threads

Work Managers and execute queues

Thread Dumps , Heap dumps and Core Dumps

Troubleshooting Weblogic Servers

How To Enable Disable Admin Console

How To Recover The Admin Password

How To Reset The Admin Password If Lost

Version Differences (WEBLOGIC 8.1 AND WEBLOGIC 9.1 AND ABOVE )

Regular Weblogic Server Issues.

Backup and Recovery Operations

Recommending a Backup and Recovery Strategy

Performing a Full Offline Backup and Recovery

Real Time Implementations

Real-time Weblogic Architectures

Real-time Tool (Remedy, Mantis bug tracking tool )

Sample Real-time Architectures

Daily Activities of the WebLogic Administrators

How to Apply patches

About Migration and Up gradation (From lower version o Higher Version )

Common Errors during WebLogic Administration (Issues)

NonTechnical Questions.

Tips on answering questions in Interviews

Tips for Resume preparation

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Conjonctive, the Swiss hidden secret. Q&A with Sonia

An old interview from 2018 that we put here for archive purposes

Brutal Deathcore with a surprising mix of male and female vocals, when thinking of Switzerland usually comes in mind watches, army knives, and chocolate but after you heard Conjonctive you might wanna add them to that list. Sonia shares the vocal duties with Randy and the two of them completely kill, they are a strong force that…

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siliconwebx · 6 years ago

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55 Web Design Blogs to Follow in 2019

Inspiration comes in many forms and professional development never ends. With that in mind, we have put together a massive list of web design blogs that can keep your brain fed for the entire year. But don’t worry. You won’t find any duds on this list. We respect your time and feel like you deserve only the best of the best. Fire up your Feedly account and get ready to add more than a few subscriptions.

1. Smashing Magazine

Starting us off, we have Smashing Magazine. It’s not often that you find a publication that can put out as many high-quality articles as consistently as Smashing can. Some places publish lots of articles that have very little substance, but Smashing Magazine makes sure that pretty much every word they publish is relevant to you as a designer and developer. They also do various freebies and host conferences, as well as put out books on topics across our field, too.

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2. Awwwards

Awwwards is about one thing: you. The moment you land on the homepage, you can click through hundreds of the top designs on the internet. The curation that goes into Awwwards is mind-boggling, and you will always find new inspiration when you visit. Not only that, but they post interviews and resources that you can use to bolster your own career. Additionally, their Sites of the Day feature should keep you coming back day after day just to see the amazing work other people put out.

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3. Web Designer Depot

Inspiration, check. Technique, check. Business, check. Freelancing or agency life? Check. When it comes to web design, this blog has it covered. If you need to know about it, there is an absurdly high chance that Web Designer Depot has an article on the subject. Searching through a blog’s archives is rarely as fun or fruitful as theirs.

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4. Designrfix

Whether you’re a professional or a hobbyist or somewhere in between, Designrfix cares about you. They publish for you. In fact, the overall community of web designers is their highest priority and target audience. Not just a dry informational blog, Designrfix puts a human touch on topics and how your designs can do the same thing.

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5. Speckyboy

Simple, clean, and straightforward, Speckyboy fills the gap in your life where you need mobile design tips, trends, graphic design, UX studies, and freelancing advice. Not only that, Speckyboy has been around for over a decade and still consistently pushes out high-quality, well-edited content. Plus the name is fun to say, which is definitely a +1.

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6. Creative Bloq

All design, all the time. All day, every day. You just can’t go wrong with Creative Bloq. And the best part is, they update multiple times a day across multiple categories, so you will always have something new and fantastic to read that will very likely be the highlight of your day. Design-wise, at least.

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7. Telepathy

Formerly known as Digital Telepathy, the company just did a rebrand into simply Telepathy. The company itself is a design agency that tends to focus more on the user-experience end of web design. So you will find that same general focus on their blog content, too. However, that shouldn’t deter you if you’re a generalist. The content is some of the best on the net, so you’d be doing yourself a disservice if you missed this one.

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8. SitePoint

SitePoint isn’t just a web design blog. The site covers HTML and CSS, JavaScript and PHP, and so much more. Their Design/UX blog, though, is really top-notch. With topics ranging from Photography and Imagery to Illustration, Mockups, Sketch, and Logo Design (and a lot more, too), SitePoint absolutely earns a spot on our list.

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9. Flywheel’s The Layout

Not only does Flywheel put out one of the best local WordPress development environments with Local, but they also put out a great web design blog. The Layout is their entry into the field, and you will find everything from how-tos for animating SVGs to making sure your WordPress Gutenberg site looks as great as it can. You will get icon sets sometimes, and the Layout stays on trend to let you know what’s hot in case you’ve missed it somehow.

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10. Hongkiat

Over a decade old, Hongkiat has become one of the most recognized and respected web design blogs out there. If you need help with Photoshop, they probably have an article on the topic. The same for HTML, UX, or even design philosophy and business. Whatever you need, Hongkiat’s got you covered.

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11. Creativeoverflow

Another decade-long web design blog, Creativeoverflow has made a name for themselves by being as wide-ranging a resource as possible. From finance to productivity to design trends to inspiration and tutorials, your creativity will definitely overflow after you spend some time reading here.

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12. Onextrapixel

Targetting web designers and developers both, Onextrapixel offers analysis of various design trends, case studies on what works and what doesn’t, as well as tutorials and reviews for products and services in the field. While they don’t update as often as some blogs, when a new post hits your feed, it’s bound to be a good one.

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13. CSS-Tricks

We use CSS every day. But unlike days past, we don’t use just CSS to style and design. CSS-Tricks knows that and has integrated various JavaScript and other libraries to make your front-end development and design a breeze. Whether you are a React dev or a Vue designer, mobile app engineer or QA tester, CSS-Tricks has something up their sleeves that can make your life just a little easier.

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14. Airbnb.design

Not only has Airbnb revolutionized the hospitality industry, but they’re also doing the same thing to web design. Having written (literally) the book on web design with React and JavaScript, they went one step further and publish their own web design blog at airbnb.design. They might cover visual guidelines for you to follow, making sure your design hits the right feel for its audience’s location, or maybe they are writing about values-driven design. Just like an Airbnb ain’t your momma’s hotel, airbnb.design ain’t her web design blog, either.

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15. Designmodo

Designmodo is known for its outstanding freebies and awesome premium offerings. On top of those, the tutorials and resources make it a great place to stop if you need a quick refresher on a particular topic or a reference to show a client how your idea would work in practice (and the theory behind it).

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16. Line25

Covering UI and UX design (among tons of others), Line25 is sleek and elegant. They post regularly, so your feed won’t be neglected, and with a focus on WordPress, they should fit right into your daily routine. When a new article pops up, there’s an even higher chance it will be relevant to you than non-WP design blogs.

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17. Inspired Magazine

Inspired Magazine should live up to its name for you. The content is spot-on, and the best articles come in their lifestyle and creativity categories. Sure, freelancing and web design are very technical, but there’s a very human side to it as well, and Inspired gets that.

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18. UXPin

On top of being a great software product, UXPin publishes an equally great blog. With topics on UX (obviously) and UI design, adding this to your feed will increase productivity and maybe introduce you to some ideas you never would have seen before.

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19. Design Reviver

To be a great designer, you have to be reflective. You need to be able to look at your work and find the good in it, but you also need to find the bad. The Design Reviver is a blog where you can find inspiration not only in the typical showcase of other people’s ideas but in the meaningful understanding of how you fit into your career path. They publish reviews and offer up tools so that you can approach your work with the respect it deserves.

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20. Codrops

With a CSS Reference search on their homepage, you know that Codrops is a website that puts helping you first. Their information is timely, and their demos have live sites and code for you to take and use. For a web design blog, that’s almost like the holy grail.

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21. UX Booth

When a blog has philosophy directly beside content strategy on its homepage, you know that some good professional development can come from its feed. Covering topics from AI to specialized design and understanding UX analytics, UX Booth really steps up and puts out the content we need.

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22. 1st Web Designer

What’s better than a web design blog that collects resources for you? A web design blog that collects resources for you for WordPress. Staying up to date with both sides of your career at the same time is definitely a win.

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23. Design Beep

Freebies are often the web designer’s best friend. With Design Beep, you get vectors, wallpapers, backgrounds, textures, patterns, PSDs of everything that you could want. That’s on top of business-of-design articles, case studies, and social strategy. Add this one for sure.

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24. Abduzeedo

Another fun website title to say out loud, Abduzeedo might be the place to get design inspiration. It’s kind of a tossup for us between Awwwards and here. They tend to pride themselves on being able to provide the highest-quality content out there, and it shows. Their collection is image-heavy and word-spare. When you find a collection you like, you might even see the entire process of rendering it, including software screengrabs. It’s a beautiful place.

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25. Tuts+

Envato is well-known in the WordPress world as a resource for plugins and themes, but did you know they also have a ton of free tutorial content out there under their Tuts+ brand? If not, you should definitely check it out because they are knocking it out of the park on a regular basis.

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26. Design Shack

You only have to look at their categories to see that Design Shack deserves its spot in your feed reader. Business, CSS, Mobile, Navigation, UX, Typography, and so much more are covered on a regular basis. You really can’t miss this one. Well, you can. But you shouldn’t.

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27. InstantShift

One of the best parts of InstantShift is the freebies page. We have mentioned those a lot from various places, but InstantShift’s stand out because they’re not all WordPress templates or samey PSDs. What InstantShift does is provide practical design freebies, like maybe a CV template or banners that look just a bit off-kilter that you won’t find anywhere else.

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28. Vandelay Design

Seinfeld fans owe it to themselves to check it out an artistic website named like one of their favorite pop culture references. Non-Seinfeld fans owe it to themselves to check out Vandelay Design because their work is amazing, and the content they put out is head-and-shoulders above most of the other websites out there.

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29. 24 Ways

We hesitate to put 24 Ways on the list because they only update 24 times a year. In December. As an advent calendar for web design geeks. But the content they do put out is so good that we felt the inclusion was worthwhile. So throw them in your feed and get yourself a pleasant surprise when December of this year rolls around.

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30. MonsterPost

What’s not monstrous at all is how MonsterPost puts together massive collections to inspire you on the regular. With lists that consistently reach 50+, adding them to your feed is a no-brainer. You get social ideas, templates, icons, fonts, and other resources that you’re going to fill up your hard drive with. Or maybe your Google Drive these days, right?

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31. David Airey

Classy, modern, and insightful, when you visit David Airey’s blog, you can expect to be wowed. Not written like typical mass-market content, this blog feels thoughtful in a way that doesn’t really compare to any other web design blog out there. You won’t get any 1-minute reads here, but you will absolutely get something that lasts a lot longer than that.

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32. Spoon Graphics

Fonts and freebies abound, Spoon Graphics is a web design blog that just feels right. Again, instead of providing the same-old resources that you can find anywhere, you can get Photoshop brushes, font collections, and things you will actually use.

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33. Design and UX on Medium

Medium has so much great curated content that it’s hard to find. That’s what we want to point you to the Design-UX section, and the tags for UX and Design are worth a look, too. Follow everything you can, and you will have a feed on Medium that is more enlightening than just poking around and falling in the click-hole.

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34. Hacking UI

Everyone wanted to be a hacker at some point. And Hacking UI takes that and makes it their web design brand. With cool tips and tricks that let you navigate your field with ease, you will be clicking and clacking your way to better design in no time flat. They cover lifestyle and business topics as well, so even though they are focused on UI, they put a personal spin on it.

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35. The Next Web

As a site, The Next Web isn’t all a web design blog. But their design blog is a great place to start if you’re not familiar with them (and honestly, even if you are, it’s worth checking out again). Editorial content is always engaging, and they stay true to their name in bringing trending topics to readers in a way that will get us to think instead of just move on with our days. More places should be putting out content like this, but since they aren’t, you should be reading TNW.

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36. Good UI

It’s what every web designer wants: a good UI. And thanks to the aptly titled Good UI, you can get a few steps closer to that. With the tagline designing with data, this blog puts functionality and UX above bells and whistles. They focus on A/B testing and analytics. They even offer a BetterUI service where you can submit your UI to them for a fee and have a professional review run of it so that you can make informed choices. This is the web designer and front-end developer’s paradise.

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37. Tutorialzine

Tutorialzine is just a good resource for you to check. When one of their articles hits your feed, we think there’s a pretty good chance something in it will pertain to you. Whether you need a rundown of the top JS libraries for front-end dev and design or some free code for you to use to add some pizzazz to a client’s header menu. They write clean and simple posts, and if your subscription list is as full as ours, you likely appreciate that a lot.

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38. Usability Geek

These days, user experience (UX) is on everyone’s mind. You want your UI to be easy and enjoyable for your users, while still doing a ton of complex tasks. That’s where Usability Geek comes in. We aren’t all user experts. We can’t all be at the forefront of UX research. But someone is. Someone can. That someone is Usability Geek, and if you want to know why you want some of your interfaces to be slightly difficult and full of friction, you should give them a read. Their topics will make the non-UX experts into…wait for it…UXperts.

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39. A List Apart

A List Apart absolutely sets itself apart from the crowd. It’s smart and witty, and the content it provides goes a few steps beyond the typical freebie and resource roundups you find at most web design blogs. Even the design of the blog itself lends to that motif, as the serif fonts and literary style give the site a very unique look among the hard edges and flat layouts in this corner of the internet.

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40. Naldz Graphics

Textures, icons, and fonts, oh my! You can find every kind of resource you could name on the Naldz Graphics blog. They specialize in getting professional, unique tools into designers’ hands. You might get an icon set one day, a series of Photoshop filters the next, and a tutorial on branding techniques after that. They found their place in the web design blog niche, and they’re rocking it.

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41. UX Magazine

Not only does this blog post thoughtful, engaging content about the future of our industry and how we can all position ourselves to succeed in it, UX Magazine hosts job boards, conferences, meetups, and other community tools so that web designers don’t feel like they’re lonely islands off to themselves. They take UX seriously, if the name didn’t make that apparent, because they don’t simply talk about how to create the best user experience on a website, but in every setting where people interact. It’s really fascinating what they put together.

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42. Boagworld

Design isn’t all about resources and tutorials. A lot of experience and learning and understanding goes into it, too. You need to know how to get feedback from your users and research their habits. Boagworld can help you with that. They have a podcast, too, and the topics all range from digital design to marketing to content creation and your overall digital strategy. It’s thoughtful and well-done, so throw it in your reader for sure.

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43. Boxes and Arrows

Talking about design is important. Because there is a lot of elements that go into it, and there are a lot of facets you have to consider. Boxes and Arrows works to approach web design from all angles, including graphic design, business design, and information architecture. They don’t do a lot of freebies but instead give you insight into how to manage stakeholders, for instance, or how to approach your designs if you want to make an emotional impact. The soft-skills that come with years of design experience.

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44. Creative Market

Similar to Envato’s Tuts+, the Creative Market blog is a resource provided by a marketplace. You will find trend roundups, free assets like mockups and fonts and templates, and tutorials about how you can better serve your clients’ needs while making sure the users get everything they want out of your work as well. Not every asset or post will be directly related to the kinds of projects you work on, but there are enough being published regularly that you will want to add this one to your reader.

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45. Design Your Way

Case studies, inspiration, clean design, tight copy, and useful tools? It seems like Design Your Way has it all going for it. Their topics run the gamut like many web design blogs, from UX to UI to straight-up WordPress education, but their takes on the subjects are what matter. They will tell you what works well, and then they will provide you with examples of how it works, why it works, and what you need to make sure to avoid.

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46. FastCompany Design

FastCompany tends to be on top of everything that’s going on in the world, and design is no different. They don’t do so many tutorials as think-pieces and examples for designers. You will get lists of resources, yes, but you will also get articles that show how the composition of your background can affect photography when it’s pulled into a website. Their Co.Design blog falls somewhere between something like A Line Apart and The Next Web.

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47. Design You Trust

While not fully focused on web design, Design You Trust is great because of that. You can get inspired by seeing how designers in your field, but not your niche, handle their projects. From architecture to sculpture to artistic flubs that you can learn from, Design You Can Trust will put something interesting in your feed every time the site updates.

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48. Webflow

Webflow really hits on a lot of pain points designers have: how to ease client worry, why they need X kind of site not Y that they think they do, and how important design is to the overall function of the internet. They do trend analyses and roundups that you will legitimately want to read through. And you know they know what they’re doing because the web design blog itself is gorgeous. If it weren’t…well, we’d have some suspicions.

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49. David Walsh Blog

The David Walsh Blog is an interesting thing. It technically is more of a web development blog than a web design blog, but you can’t really do one without the other. Not fully. So the most interesting posts he does are really the demos, where you get live snippets of code and how to use them in your designs.

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50. Scotch.io

Again, technically more on the development side than design, Scotch.io bills itself as a top-shelf site, and it lives up to it. You want to pour yourself a couple of fingers of their CSS tutorials, and when you finish that, you’ll want to savor some of their React roundups on the rocks. Whatever your flavor of JS, it’s here.

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51. Inside Design

You’ve probably heard of InVision. It’s a great piece of software. The company behind it also puts out a stupendous blog called Inside Design, too. With everything from icon packs and iOS UI kits, all the way down to mockups, tutorial videos, inspiration roundups, and best-practices showcases, if you are not already subscribed to it, copy and paste that URL so that you are now.

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52. Design Bombs

No, Design Bombs is not about fails that you can laugh at (though that’s what we thought it was when we first discovered it). Design Bombs is about dropping the bomb on your projects and blowing up your clients’ preconceived notions about what is possible. You get how-tos, freebies, and a ton of WordPress-centric content that earns this web design blog a spot on our list.

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53. Web Design Ledger

Software reviews, inspiration, roundups, and best-practices put the Web Design Ledger on the list. They have sections on typography and iconography, how to work in development environments, and lists of tools that you want to make sure you’re familiar with.

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54. r/web_design

Okay, so Reddit isn’t quite a blog. It’s not quite a forum, either, though. It’s just…Reddit. Regardless, we thought that it deserved a spot on this list because you can find tons of truly insightful posts on there, and the community is rapidly growing. As of this writing, r/web_design has 350k subscribers, and when you finish with this post, it’ll hopefully have one more.

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55. WixBlog on Web Design

Regardless of how you feel about their software and service, it’s hard to deny that Wix has a solid web design blog. They better, at least. You will get trends and tips and tricks and various freebies, no matter if you’re a Wix user or not. Their folks have good eyes, so their design blog is worth looking at.

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Wrapping Up

Despite this being a fairly long list, there are still so many web design blogs out there that it was hard to narrow down just to these 55. If we had tried to go to a Top 5 or 10, we might have gone a little mad. So we’re confident that no matter what kind of design you do — graphic, digital, UX, UI, or anything else — your feeds will get a lot more active and that your work gets even better than it already is.

What is your favorite web design blog?

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Blogging for Business Part I – How to Develop a Content Strategy

I’ve been blogging for 10 years, and I will tell you that it’s no small thing to build a brand online using content. To develop a blog, you need to define the purpose for your blog, a specific target audience, an engaging content strategy, and build up a significant following in social media, if you want to monetize your blog. Your website is the first step in the critical task of building an online presence for your business. But it is consistent content that will bring people back to your website day after day to engage with your brand. Today kicks off Part I of a three-part series on Blogging for Business. Effective online marketing is about engaging customers where they are online, in the right way at the right time, and most importantly, with content that solves a problem and demonstrates your expertise. Today’s focus is developing a content strategy.

For small businesses, the Internet is the great equalizer. As long as you are positioned as a problem solver or an expert, many customers will focus on how fast you can provide them a solution and not how big you are. Because of the amount of data we can now access about our target markets, things like brand messaging, content, products and pricing can be customized. No matter the age, gender, education, or income level of your target customer, they are online, and often using a mobile device to search for content.

Social Media Marketing

Social media sites give you a chance to join conversation online about your industry or subject area. You meet customers online by adding value to the conversation with your content. Social media facilitates richer, more meaningful customer connections. When done well, your consumers will find you and become ambassadors of your products and services. The face of social media marketing is changing constantly. Current top social media sites include Facebook, YouTube, LinkedIn, Twitter, and Instagram, but there are many other options in the social media landscape. You can also hire a tech-savvy virtual assistant or a social media strategist to teach you how to leverage social media sites, but developing content is where you need to spend time first. We tend to think of content in terms of blogs or written words. Writing how-to articles, check lists and informative blog posts are certainly an avenue to pursue, but it’s really hard work to do it consistently. I recently wrote a blog post about how to develop content if you hate writing, it will give ideas of what kinds of alternative content you can create to build a brand.

Types of Content

Great content starts with understanding your customer’s pain. You should make a list of all the things your customer struggles with in their business or personal life. In other words, why do they need your product or service. Once you have your list, that is your starting place. Now you must remember that some people like to read, other like to watch and some like to listen, so content can be in many formats. NO matter what you post, you’ll need custom graphics or artwork with it. Here are 12 potential forms of content.

Blogs

How to Videos

Podcasts (audio interviews)

Product Pictures

Facebook Live Videos

Infographics

Quotes

Behind the Scene Photos

Product Reviews

QA interviews

Checklists

Book Recommendations

Regardless of the type of content you produce, there are a few things to keep in mind, always be brief, less is more. People have short attention spans, so be concise, hit it and quit it. No one wants to be sold to, educate instead. Your audience is all about “WIIFM” – what’s in it for me. It’s not about you or your business, it’s about them. Help them, teach them, entertain them, highlight them, that’s how you build loyal blog visitors.

How to Develop Your Blog Content

Before you start blogging, develop an archive of content to get started so blogging will not be stressful to you. I suggest developing at least 20 articles, podcasts or interviews. Professional blogs are updated at least 3 times a week. Develop a publishing schedule for your blog and stick to it. For the last 10 years, I’ve published content every Monday, Tuesday and Thursday at 5:30am ET. Building a consistent routine will help your readers know when to expect new content from you, it will also help you build your organic search rankings in Google and Bing.

There are firms you can use to develop content for you, but you must consider whether generic content written by someone who doesn’t know your audience is really going to serve your audience. I suggest that you outsource the social media push out of your content, not the content itself unless it’s to another industry expert.

No matter what kind of business you have, you can benefit from blogging, it’s just about finding the right content strategy that feels nature to you. Next week we’ll talk about How to Promote Your Business Blog.

Please let know your content suggestions.

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