The Boagworld Ux Show

This week we organise our inspiration libraries, compress our clients images and speed up customer support. We also kick the butt on Diet Coda.

Something for everybody this week. A colour tool for designers, a web developers toolkit and a nice survey tool for website owners. We also have a mobile pick that everybody will love.

Dummy images that won't confuse clients. The ultimate performance measuring tool. A mobile app for identifying fonts and something called a responsibility assignment matrix. Not a bad line up for this week's show.

Marcus gets excited about FTP, I enthuse about Adobe Reflow, we both pretend to care about customer support and then go ego surfing.

This week on the show we look at a new user testing tool, explore your multi-variance options, review Sublime text and get some design inspiration.

On this week's show we have screencast recording software, Wordpress starter templates, software for sending newsletters and an app for moving photos around seamlessly.

On this week's podcast; quick and dirty user testing, and the challenges of responsive design. We also look at privacy policies and managing your reading list.

This week we cover a great grid tool, enjoy list nirvana, and learn to listen to our reading list. We also put Coda 2 and Espresso head to head.

Paul gets over excited about audio effects, Marcus proves clueless about Twitter bootstrap and we both think TinyPNG is the dogs bollocks.

This week I claim Axure is overpriced, @leigh explains why we should all be using Fireworks and we delve into pre-processors.

In our continual hunt for the best apps and tools for web designers we look at Gridlover, Codekit, Buffer and Flipboard.

The Boagworld Show returns for season 4. Apps reviewed include ICOMoon, Adobe Shadow, Evernote and Everclip

Client centric design encourages clients to comment on the web design process. But how do you keep the client focused and encouraging the right type of feedback?

Design is the subject most likely to undermine the client / designer relationship. This post focuses on how to get client and designer working together effectively over design, rather than it descending into a power struggle.

A big part of client centric web design is being focused on business drivers and objectives. In this post we look at how to increase your knowledge of the clients business.

Too many client relationships are like something from a bad romantic comedy. In this post we look at how working with clients is much like dating. Marcus and Paul are the love doctors laying down principles for the perfect relationship.

For the client/designer relationship to work both parties need to respect the other. In this post we explore how to move the clients perception of you as a pixel pusher to that of an expert.

In the first episode of season 3 we introduce client centric design. This methodology addresses the negative attitude that exists towards client work and has the potential to transform your business.

If you thought building a website was hard, wait until you try to launch it. In this post we ask "when do you launch?" and "how do you launch without problems?"

Do you get the most out of Google analytics or are you just scratching the surface? In this post we discover that analytics is about more than user sessions, page views and bounce rates.