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RETHINKING RESPONSIVE + The next iteration of responsive design goes beyond just screen size, says Una Kravets; in the near future we’ll be making websites that respond to many more aspects of a user’s situation. Geolocation, battery level detection, ambient light queries and other pieces of data we can gather about the user will enable us to build websites tailored to much more specific contexts. una.im/rethinking-responsive PERFORMANT PARALLAX + Misapplied parallax effects can be very irritating. Even when the visual concept is good, you can make a site slow by applying parallax poorly – it’s tricky to make it perform well. In this post Paul Lewis guides you through some dos and don’ts for using parallax in a performant way. netm.ag/parallax-289 CORRECT CSS BREAKPOINTS + This snarkily expressed dispatch from…

SKETCH CAMP FROM $49 GO FREELANCE £8 DO FLY £8.99 ATOMIC DESIGN $20 V FOR WIKI $5.99 DOTSPLUS NOTEBOOK $5 What we think (1) Sketch Camp (sketchcamp.io) is a range of online courses for creative explorers, and net readers can get 30 per cent off their first course with the code NETMAG. (2) If you’ve always wanted to go freelance but weren’t quite sure how, this book from Dave Ellis (netm.ag/freelance-289) could be for you. (3) Written by Aardman’s friendliest employee, Gavin Strange, Do Fly (netm.ag/strange-289) promises to be your passport to following your passion. (4) Brad Frost’s popular methodology has finally been committed to print (atomicdesign.bradfrost.com). Read it for free online, or show some support and pay for a copy. (5) Viki has relaunched as V for Wiki (v-for-wiki.com),…

A few months ago, I was looking through my portfolio and I noticed something that made my heart sink: there were no people of colour in my work. Every stock photo that I’d used in my years as a designer was lacking in the types of faces I see when I walk the streets of New York. My work was white. As a designer, I felt embarrassed. As a black man, I felt ashamed. How can I critique the creative community for its lack of diversity when my own work shows the same bias? How can I call for more diverse voices when my work seems to speak to one particular group: white men? It’s not just about skin colour. The lack of diversity within the creative community is no…

2013 Kim works as a digital director at Kenzo, while David is a freelance 3D designer in Paris 2014 Kim hires David to work on a digital brief for Kenzo. Later, they’ll work together to create the Kenzo Gallery 2015 Kim and David start collaborating on projects for brands such as Le Coq Sportif, Camper and Uniqlo JUNE 2015 DVTK founded by Kim Boutin and David Broner in London JANUARY 2016 Fornasetti Secret Page wins FWA and Awwwards Site of the Day JANUARY 2016 Launch of OKgrl APRIL 2016 DVTK holds a talk on the Future of Retail organised at The Future Laboratory in London JUNE 2016 Pietro Lo Casto joins the team OCTOBER 2016 The team moves to a new office space in Shoreditch NOVEMBER 2016 DVTK enters the…

The team reveal how they created the stop-motion animation on which the site’s concept hinges (1) The idea of using plasticine was born during a spontaneous brainstorming session at the agency Christmas lunch. (2) We spent a long time drawing and preparing before we started producing the solution with stop motion and on the computer. (3) We ended up mixing our own modelling clay to get the right colours to make up the logo. (4) The animation was made using an iPad and a simple-stop motion app. (5) The section where the spheres unroll to form the pillars of the logo was shot in reverse. (6) It was challenging to stop the colours in the clay from rubbing off.…

• LICENSE: Does the license of the module fit your project? For example, the GPL license assumes you also make your code publicly available. For a very good overview of different licenses, see netm.ag/license-289. • COMMUNITY: How active is the community behind the module? For GitHub projects, check the number of forks, open issues and open pull requests. How many stargazers and maintainers does the module have? How often has it been downloaded? • CONTRIBUTORS: The contributors are a good indicator of the quality of a module. Are there well-known and trusted developers among them? • UPDATES AND DOCUMENTATION: Is the module well documented? Does it have a nice website with a description of the API? When was the latest update? How stable is the current version of the API?…

PROJECTS Sketch ABOUT THE AUTHOR CLARK WIMBERLY w: www.clarklab.com t: @clarklab job: Designer, InVision areas of expertise: User-centric design and development q: if you could change one thing about the industry, what would it be? a: More bad puns VIDEO Clark Wimberly has created an exclusive screencast to go with this tutorial. Watch along at netm.ag/sketchvid-289 As design continues to play a growing role in every facet of business, our design teams and processes are larger and more complex than ever. We might be distributed, working on more than one product, or building for multiple platforms – and everything we design has to just work. With so many moving pieces, simply ensuring continuity from team member to team member becomes a real challenge. Enter Craft Library, a new tool for…

KEVIN KONONENKO Self-taught developer Kevin is the curator of tutorial feed Manual, and a master of analogy. On page 94 he explains CSS display by packing a suitcase w: www.rtfmanual.io t: @devmanual LOUIS LAZARIS Louis is a frontend developer and author who has been involved in the web since 2000. From page 68 he presents 15 of the hottest new tools for web pros w: www.impressivewebs.com t: @ImpressiveWebs PHILIP ACKERMANN Philip is a software engineer at the Fraunhofer Institute in Germany. From page 76 he gives you an overview of 20 Node.js modules you need to know w: www.philipackermann.de t: @cleancoderocker SHARON ANNE KEAN Sharon is the head of product at flower delivery service Bloom & Wild. Turn to the Gallery section (page 44) to see her pick of the…

Send your questions to netmag@futurenet.com This month featuring... GAVIN BALLARD Gavin is a software developer and CEO at Disco in Chicago w: www.gavinballard.com t: @gavinballard DUDLEY STOREY Dudley is a teacher, speaker and author of Pro CSS3 Animation w: www.thenewcode.com t: @dudleystorey Should I use CSS Animations? SVG? Canvas? Transitions? Bryan Johnson, Newcastle, UK DS: It depends. There are a few factors to consider, however. The majority of developers have a tendency to cling to the tools and technologies they know. There’s nothing wrong with that, in principle, so long as we don’t blind ourselves to alternatives. There are a few general principles specific to web animation. If you’re moving lots of elements, and you need to keep track of their individual states, it’s probably easiest to achieve the result…

Engineer, Dropbox @attnjamie APPEAR.IN I like using this to conference with people. I find that some more popular VC apps don’t perform consistently, and when you’re on a team with remote workers in different environments, it’s helpful to be able to just generate a link and pop into a call. www.appear.in WUNDERLIST I love the hit of doing small tasks, and Wunderlist helps me keep track of various spheres of my life without being too micromanage-y. I also like that there’s a way to visualise ‘DO THIS NOW’ or ‘Chill, this is coming up in a month’. www.wunderlist.com TABBY CAT I have a rotating collection of Chrome extensions that do something fun with new tabs. As a developer, I always try to put playful easter eggs into the user experience,…

Essay The web development world evolves super quickly today. New techniques and frameworks seem to come at you from every corner. One issue that bothers both beginners and experienced web developers is how to keep up with the insane pace. The solution hinges on two skills: the ability to choose what to learn, and the ability to learn it quickly. In this article I want to focus on the latter, and show you how to speed up the learning process. PAIN AND CONFUSION A hard truth we have to accept is that learning anything is difficult – even things that aren’t web- or coderelated. Think about the time you tried to pick up the guitar or ride a bike. How long did you take? How many times did you fail?…

Building Social connects the people who share an office building but might otherwise never meet, and its one-page site was brought to life by London-based studio Creative Nights. The obvious result is a beautiful interactive scrolling experience, but a peek under the hood reveals an equal focus on strong technical design. It’s clear the team thought carefully about what tools to use, considering both visitors and those tasked with maintaining the site. “We set a baseline experience by applying properly structured and semantic HTML to all the design elements, ” explains Marko Dugonjic, UX director at Creative Nights. “By using native HTML functionality coupled with pseudo-selectors and CSS animation, you can provide relatively simple yet engaging interactive experiences.” The site is built largely with HTML and CSS, with a touch…

MY MONTH What have you been doing this month? I took my team to the Made by Few Conference. Also, launching some fun client sites, as well as a revamp (finally) of my studio’s site. Which sites have you visited for inspiration? SiteInspire, Pinterest. What have you been watching? Westworld, Atlanta, The Crown. What have you been listening to? Solange’s A seat at the table, the Monocycle podcast. With a focus on photography, this site is targeted at aspirational bakers and food stylists alike. Dolce de Leche is a platform that allows users to upload their own recipes and photography, save other bakers’ recipes to try, add ingredients to a shopping list, and befriend ‘baking buddies’ to follow their recipes. Each user’s homepage would be unique, displaying a visual feed…

www.dvtk.us info Location: Shoreditch, London Team size: Three Established: June 2015 Areas of expertise: Design, user experience, 3D interaction, new technologies Clients: WAH Nails, Fiorucci, Dior, Kenzo If you find someone whose creative spirit resonates with your own, it’s wise to grab that opportunity. That’s exactly what happened to Kim Boutin and David Broner: they knew they’d found the perfect collaborator in one another, so they quit their jobs to start making their own brand of extraordinary digital creations as DVTK. Now joined by business director Pietro Lo Casto, the trio is building highly creative, interactive web and virtual reality projects that surprise and delight their audiences. net: Tell us about your career paths before working at DVTK ... KB: David was working as a 3D artist with post-production companies…

The web design and development tools landscape is booming. That might be the understatement of the year, every year! It’s great to have plenty of options, but it does make it difficult to weed through everything and figure out what isn’t very useful and what has quality and staying power. In this feature I’ve carefully selected a list of tools that I feel are not only practical and useful, but also pleasantly diverse. These options cover many aspects of the design and development process, from the planning stages of a prototype to the final code written on the frontend. With that, let’s get right into 15 of the best web design and development tools that you can try out today. AUTHOR LOUIS LAZARIS Frontend developer Louis (@ImpressiveWebs) has been working…

Awesome Node.js github.com/sindresorhus/awesome-nodejs This website contains a really huge list of Node.js modules, grouped into categories like debugging/profiling, logging, templating, web frameworks, data validation, compression, static site generators and many, many more. Awesome npm github.com/sindresorhus/awesome-npm Similar to Awesome Node.js, this website provides a list of tools, articles and modules related to the Node.js package manager. Most starred npm packages www.npmjs.com/browse/star The website npmjs.com currently lists around 300.000 modules for Node.js, and you can sort them by popularity Node.Js Modules www.nodejsmodules.org This website provides three categories: popular modules, interesting modules and new modules. Every module has also been tagged with keywords so you can browse modules that way as well.…

If you want to be really organised, you can group elements inside a category of your library. For instance, if a particular button also has a hover and active state, you might want to combine the three into a single entry of your library. To group elements, enter the edit mode by clicking the small pen icon at the top of the Library panel, then drag elements on top of one another (think smartphone homescreen). Now similar states of the same element won’t clog up your panel!…

ABOUT THE AUTHOR URI SHAKED w: medium.com/@urish t: @UriShaked job: Consultant, Blackberry areas of expertise: Web and cloud technologies, IoT q: if you could change one thing about the industry, what would it be? a: In terms of IoT, better established standards/protocols for communication between different devices FACT FILE ALTERNATIVES Raspberry Pi has a notable $9 competitor called C.H.I.P. It has lower specs, but you still get a fully featured computer. Arduino 101 is a new version of Arduino that has a Bluetooth low energy chip built-in. The next generation of the board – the Arduino Primo – will offer both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth low energy, paired with a better processor. ARDUINO UNO The Arduino Uno (or Genuino Uno outside the US) is Arduino’s most robust microprocessor board. It has…

Here are some useful resources I’ve found that should help you really understand what’s going on with React, component-based design, and how they can help you create interactive prototypes quickly and easily. A cartoon guide netm.ag/clark-289 In this talk from Nordic.js 2016, Lin Clark explains how React works, through the medium of her famous code cartoons (see page 14). React Patterns www.reactpatterns.com This simple site lists all the common patterns in React, and explains how they work. A great reference tool. Atomic Design www.atomicdesign.bradfrost.com Brad Frost’s atomic design methodology is a popular approach for component-based design. React DailyUI netm.ag/daily-289 This is a personal challenge. I am in the middle of creating a collection of React UI elements; one each day for 100 days. Take a look for a chronicle of…

View source files here! All the files you need for this tutorial can be found at netm.ag/IoTcode-289 ABOUT THE AUTHOR LUIS RODRIGUEZ w: www.uxcodeline.com t: @UXCodeLine job: UI and UX designer and developer areas of expertise: Service design methods, screenwriting and emerging technologies q: if you could change one thing about the industry, what would it be? a: For everyone to be considerate and economical in their use of technology RESOURCE This talk by Luis Rodriguez from Nation Conferences explores ‘The CSS of the Internet of Things’ – the idea of how to keep CSS alive in an interconnected world: netm.ag/CSS-289 Today, affordable platforms for developing interconnected products are enjoying widespread availability, and we’ve seen a push for increased JavaScript support in IoT technologies, with powerful companies like IBM, Google,…

As you ramp up your IoT design skills you’ll want to get a hold of data sources beyond time of day, weather, location and calendar activities. Below are a few patterns that originate from sensors and data acquisition systems: Data usage How much data is used by humans or systems when doing things like downloading music, streaming video and so on. Energy consumption Consumption of energy or power, for example by residential and commercial buildings. Food consumption Amount of food available for human consumption, measured in kilocalories and kilojoules. Health data Real-time sets such as disease diagnosis and survival trends and historical sets such as payment and claims information. DNA reading Genetic code parsed into ‘reading frames’: AGG·TGA·CAC·CGC·AAG·CCT·TAT·ATT·AGC A·GGT·GAC·ACC·GCA·AGC·CTT·ATA·TTA·GC AG·GTG·ACA·CCG·CAA·GCC·TTA·TAT·TAG·C Economy Statistics-based indicators such as housing stats, PPI, same-store sales,…

Magic links aren’t unique to any one provider. Slack, for example, uses their own infrastructure to power the entire process. This tutorial uses the Tozny API to simplify the process. Like Tozny, Auth0 (auth0.com/passwordless), supports both magic links and even deeper passwordless and multi-factor authentication schemes. Auth0’s Lock product empowers applications to outsource authentication to another provider entirely by way of OpenID. Users can log in using credentials from GitHub, Google, or a range of other providers. For magic link authentication, Auth0 itself operates as an OpenID provider. Similar to Tozny’s workflow, you first configure an account, then request that Auth0 dispatch a one-time magic link to your customer’s email address. The link ultimately points back to your own site, but with user-specific, time-limited parameters appended to the URL. When…

CONTACT US @netmag /netmag netmag@futurenet.com net.creativebloq.com medium.com/net-magazine SECURITY RISK net: We recently published an article by Mark Robbins on how to create interactive emails with just CSS (netm. ag/robbins-289). You had this to say: Looking at this through a security perspective, this interactivity seems to counter the warnings we give to users to NOT click anything in emails but to use bookmarked or known URLs to complete the provided interactions, especially when it comes to financial information like credit cards. Yes, all this concern can be eased with certified emails and domains and secure email applications to a point. We would love to offer interactivity through email, but so do those who use scamming and phishing, and once you let users interact in safe emails they revert back to their old…

What are the pros and cons of using a store plugin on Wordpress vs another platform? Phil Ward, Adelaide, AU GB: Wordpress is a fantastic platform, but it’s primarily built for blogging and simple websites, not for ecommerce. This means any ecommerce plugin you’re adding is going to be constrained by WordPress’ blog paradigm. There are few options you can choose: WOOCOMMERCE + Using ecommerce plugins with WordPress can lead to slower sites, poorer customer experiences and limited integration. However, this may change as Automattic, the creator of Wordpress, has acquired ecommerce plugin WooCommerce and brought it in-house. SPECIFIC PLATFORMS + At the moment, if the primary purpose of your site is ecommerce, I’d strongly recommend using a platform specifically built for that purpose – Shopify, Magento, BigCommerce or similar.…

Doing the work you want to do from your own home might be your dream scenario, but how do you stay productive? We asked the @netmag Twitter followers for their advice COMMUNICATION Not being in the office means you have to be top notch with email, Slack or whatever you’re using. @leegun says it’s a key thing: “Reply to messages as quickly as possible. Try to work the same hours as your clients.” If you can, “make sure there are informal ways to connect to replace ‘watercooler’ encounters,” says @SqyD. “We use Hangouts and chatrooms for this.” KNOW YOUR LIMITS Be realistic. @emmafull reckons trying to do line management remotely is too much, due to the communication problem: “You can only do so much at a distance. It never makes…

AWWWARDS LONDON CONFERENCE 2017 DATE: 2-3 FEB 2017 LOCATION: London, UK Digital architects, pixel visionaries and curators of dreams alike, come together in iconic cities all over the world to share with us their best-kept secrets. conference.awwwards.com/london-2017 THE ROLLING SCOPES DATE: 18-19 Feb 2017 LOCATION: Minsk, BY Wrap up warm and head to Minsk for two days of ‘shared expertise’ delivered by a truly international lineup, including Terri Burns and Axel Rauschmayer. 2017.conf.rollingscopes.com LEAD DEVELOPER DATE: 21 Feb 2017 LOCATION: New York, US A one-day conference featuring practical advice from experts on leading and motivating your team and high-level sessions on new and disruptive technologies. 2017.theleaddeveloper-ny.com TOPCONF LINZ DATE: 20 Feb - 2 Mar ch 2017 LOCATION: Linz, Austria Inspiration and advice on subjects spanning SEO, programming languages and business…

INFO job: Engineering director, Etsy w: www.larahogan.me t: @lara_hogan Those readers who frequent the web conference circuit may well recognise Lara Hogan’s face; she regularly takes to the stage to share performance advice at events. However, recently she’s branched out into a new topic – and a brave one at that: the secrets of successful public speaking. “I cannot tell you how nerve-wracking it is to get up there and try to tell people that they can be good [at presenting]!” Hogan smiles. “I gave the first version of the talk last week and it was definitely intimidating.” Although Hogan is a pro now, her start in public speaking was not as smooth. “For my first conference ever they had sent me an email to invite me and I was…

Big question MOLLY E. HOLZSCHLAG Developer relations, Vivaldi @mholzschlag The definitions of news and media have changed with the introduction of the web. Whether it’s a conglomerate news site or a ‘citizen journalist’ blog, what we understand as news is changing. We must clarify what ‘news’ really means, what ‘the media’ is and what ‘journalists’ actually do. After redefinition, we must then turn to educational outreach and teach all people the skills of critical analysis, without which the truth will always be a bit beyond our reach. JOSH CLARK Mobile and IoT designer www.bigmedium.com We blew it when we started believing engagement was the goal, and advertising was the best content business model. ‘Engagement’ encourages media companies to give us what we want to hear, not what’s true or challenging.…

India-based tech firm Zeta has beautified the mundane: employee tax saving. A mix of elegant animations bring the product to life on its newly redesigned website. “Each section is accompanied with an animated story of the product’s concept,” explains interaction designer Saptarshi Prakash. With so much visual content, performance was a concern. “We wanted to ensure the website was fast and accessible on any device, otherwise the design would go unseen by users,” reveals developer Kushagra Agarwal. To achieve this rich storytelling, animations were created in After Effects and optimised with HandBrake, more commonly used to optimise videos for the web. “The results we got were mind-blowing,” says Agarwal. “Our animations shrunk from 3-5MB to just 200-300KB – that’s almost a 10x reduction.” The EJS template library was used to…

Karoline K www.karolinek.com The Playing For Kicks website was built for Boiler Room Ladies FC, a women’s football collective based in London who are using their creative talents to re-shape the football experience. The site, which was built by IDEO designer Karoline K, applies the power of easy-to-use modern web tools to grassroots football for girls. The site was required partly to support an event being organised by the football collective, which meant Karoline had less than a day to build it. “I used Webflow, a visual CSS and HTML builder,” she explains. “You get semantic markup, lots of flexibility and can build a custom CMS very quickly. It’s one of the most empowering web tools out there.” The website combines film, design and music, as well as a collage-style…

This month ... RECIPE SITES PROFILES ISAAC POWELL Isaac is a freelance UI and UX designer from Nottingham, England w: subtleoffwhitecolouring.com t: @BavidDyrne JESSICA MANIATIS Jessica is the owner and creative director of boutique design agency JSGD w: www.jsgd.com t: @jesssicaa JOE RUTLAND Joe is a UI and UX designer based in Blackpool. He works for clients around the world w: www.jrutlanddesign.co.uk t: @Jrutlanddesign BRIEF This month we’d like you to design a site for collecting and sharing recipes; a kind of social network for people who like to cook. You could theme it according to a particular type of diet or cuisine, cater to those with tricky allergies, or leave it open for everything.…

Business director What’s on your desktop? The complete WAH nail polish range, coffee beans from Colombia, a few Samsung VR headsets, a Leap Motion for VR kit, a Polaroid snap of us with Sharmadean Reid taken at Semaine’s Pixie Geldof party, and some jewellery from a special upcoming project … What little things make your life worthwhile? Sharing books – we select three books that we share around and everyone needs to read one each month. They can be about self development, art, tech, philosophy, mindfulness. Also morning meetings at coffee places around Shoreditch; and being our own bosses. What hours do you work? We are really flexible. We are our own bosses and this comes with freedoms as well as responsibilities. We do work a lot, including weekends. Every…

EARLY DEC 2015 Skybrud.dk is invited to pitch its ideas for the project MID DEC 2015 A spontaneous ideation session takes place at the agency Christmas lunch EARLY JAN 2015 The team start developing the stop-motion animation, using a trial-and-error approach LATE JAN 2016 The brave client approves the direction and the concept MAY 2016 Skybrud.dk starts bringing the idea to life across a range of platforms and devices JUNE 2016 The client starts to add content AUG 2016 The site launches! SEPT 2016 Capital of Children is awared Site of the Day at www.awwards.com…

Facebook currently has over one billion users globally, and 900 million using Messenger. As a result, brands and organisations are creating and testing bot experiences on this platform first. With over 18,000 bots deployed and no searchable ‘bot store’ on the platform, the Messenger ecosystem is still in its early days, with capabilities being updated continuously. Messenger has made it easy for brands to customise, prototype and test bot experiences on its platform, using built-in messaging templates, navigation patterns, rich media and calls to action. Once your bot is deployed on Messenger, your new business experience is accessible to millions across mobile, tablet and desktop on iOS, Android and Windows. An exploding third party ecosystem of bot-building platforms, such as ChatFuel and Flow XO allow brands to deploy simple experimental…

ABOUT THE AUTHOR KEVIN KONONENKO w: www.rtfmanual.io/guides t: @devmanual job: Founder, Manual areas of expertise: JavaScript, CSS, HTML q: if you could change one thing about the industry, what would it be? a: I would teach coding syntax and the fundamental structure of web apps separately, since it is very challenging to learn both at once VIDEO If you are interested in another thorough explanation of the display property, this video by Brad Schiff does a great job: netm.ag/display-289 It’s midnight, and that one div on your site still looks like a child’s toy chest. All the elements are a jumbled mess, and every time you play with CSS’s display property, they rearrange themselves into an entirely different bit of nonsense. If you are like me, you’ll probably solve this…

View source files here! All the files you need for this tutorial can be found at netm.ag/reactpen-289 ABOUT THE AUTHOR JACK OLIVER w: bandzest.com t: @mrjackolai job: Founder, Bandzest areas of expertise: Sass, design, interactive prototyping q: if you could change one thing about the industry, what would it be? a: I would like to lower the barrier for entry and find better methods to communicate with new developers React is a popular JavaScript library for building user interfaces, and in this tutorial I’m going to show you how to use it to build a simple interactive music player. We’re going to be working in CodePen, and you could also write this project offline inside a React app, since all the components can be ported to a repo pretty easily.…

What are interconnected products? These are products and services designed around thermostats, lights, energy metres, fitness trackers, health monitors, smartcar dashboards, air quality sensors and so on. What do they have to do with CSS? These products will still require a fair amount of design work relating to UI design and data layouts, but ultimately it comes down to linking human experiences to systems of engagement, or information architectures to backend data APIs. This requires fitting your product ideas into digital and physical ecosystems that emphasise connectivity and support people’s robust engagements with technology. Here is where your alreadyhoned frontend skills come in: You’ve mastered logical thinking in your coding and various data visualisations that require working smart with style sheets. Which brings us to up-and-coming JavaScript tools like React.…

View source files here! All the files you need for this tutorial can be found at netm.ag/magicgit-289 ABOUT THE AUTHOR ERIC MANN w: www.tozny.com t: @ericmann job: Tekton, Tozny areas of expertise: PHP, JavaScript, WordPress, security q: if you could change one thing about the industry, what would it be? a: I would make professional certifications not just a thing, but a more reliable standard of excellence between the niches that comprise the field RESOURCE SMS-based two-factor authentication has been deprecated by NIST in its security recommendations. Magic links act as a safer, secure replacement: netm.ag/SMS-289 How many passwords do you enter on a daily basis? Between logging into your desktop, unlocking your phone, accessing email and so on, the answer is too many. Chances are high that your users…