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Every week we tweet a lot of interesting stuff highlighting great content that we find on the web that can be of interest to web designers.
The best way to keep track of our tweets is simply to follow us on Twitter, however, in case you missed some here’s a quick and useful compilation of the best tweets that we sent out this past week.
Note that this is only a very small selection of the links that we tweeted about, so don’t miss out.
To keep up to date with all the cool links, simply follow us @DesignerDepot
Funny collage series by Brest Brest Brest http://ow.ly/i/a78PN http://bit.ly/1E34Cf4
Nuclide — a unified IDE from Facebook http://bit.ly/1ygGsq3
Periscope by Twitter http://bit.ly/1EHj0V3
Find the perfect colour for your website http://bit.ly/T1orO4 via @CreativeBloq
#WordPress: it ain’t perfect – but neither are the people who use it http://bit.ly/1EXP3D5
SoundCloud new music player and flatter UI http://bit.ly/1Ng8Np3 What do you think?
When to Sell Your Company http://bit.ly/1mgKngb
YES, you can use Twitter Group DM for business http://bit.ly/1ximkZj
When you should design against client expectations http://bit.ly/1xjvyoc
Wamer Sketch – online #WYSIWYG tool for component-based web development http://wamer.net/sketch/ via @speckyboy
Mobile #SEO – Can you optimize for user experience and Google at the same time? http://bit.ly/19WqRGK
Why @vandelaydesign switched its hosting to WP Engine & the experience they’ve had so far http://bit.ly/19OxRWb /@JHTScherck
CSS dancing robots http://bit.ly/1DRr2zN via @andysowards
The user is drunk http://bit.ly/19O0OBv
Coca-Cola 100×100 by Greig Anderson http://bit.ly/1y4L7LG /@abduzeedo
Can you name these 27 movie posters missing their titles & characters http://bit.ly/1CjVIaQ
Impulse Ecommerce: applying real world principles online http://bit.ly/1B7WT9f
Awesome illustration by David de Ramon http://on.be.net/1xdTmd9
Goethe’s theory of colors http://bit.ly/1yy6aH7 via @brainpicker
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