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Fashion is a reflection of the times, and by definition, it is constantly changing. Social events, technological advances, and political movements all shape the spirit of our times. Designers from across the various creative industries try to capture the mood of our times through their creations.
8th February 2012
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Web Designer talks to Chris Barling, Chairman of ecommerce supplier Actinic, who gives his thoughts on the current and future state of online trading
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Ben Dyer heads the development of Actinic’s portfolio of eCommerce and retail applications. He is an enthusiastic blogger and tweeter, and has written many advisory articles for the small business media
Paul Boag is a Dorset-based web strategist, designer, conference, speaker and blogger via his popular site at boagworld.com. He also finds the time to run the agency Headscape with UX consultant Marcus Lillington.
