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4 ways the web will change in the future | Web design | Creative Bloq

4 ways the web will change in the future | Web design | Creative Bloq: "Allsopp is also feted as one of responsive design's founding fathers. His essay, ‘A Dao of Web Design' was published in 2000. In it he encourages designers to let go of print's rigidity and embrace the web's fluidity. Ethan Marcotte cites Allsopp's essay as one of his key inspirations.

So what does Allsopp – who's speaking at our Generate London event in September – predict for the next century? You may be somewhat surprised by what he has to say..."



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