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The Copenhagen Metro. Take 2: Today is a day to remember for commuters, turists and the like around Copenhagen as well as frontend savvies around the world - Today is the launch of version 2.0 of The Copenhagen Metro.; June 17th, 2008; No Comments; Posted in Accessibility, CMS, Design, Front-end, Web Standards
Shiny new Royal Copenhagen: More than 230 years in business, now with a brand new digital identity and online strategy; November 21st, 2007; No Comments; Posted in Accessibility, CMS, Design, Front-end, Web Standards

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The Copenhagen Metro. Take 2: Today is a day to remember for commuters, turists and the like around Copenhagen as well as frontend savvies around
Shiny new Royal Copenhagen: More than 230 years in business, now with a brand new digital identity and online strategy
There is front-end and there is real front-end: It sounds the same but there is a world of difference. The ‘real’ defines the line between the work of
You see my horze?: The undefined line between inspiration and design plagiarism
Usability at it’s worst: This weird beast of an application is a usability nightmare, but a perfect example of how to not do it.

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