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Silverink

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  1. "I use IIlustrator but it would take a lot of time to create a full pack of icons." And time is?... Precisely why you shouldn't try get something "Premium" for free.
  2. Really depends on requirements. I started using Angular for a mobile web app that interfaces with a variety of APIs. It's fantastic imho. Creating Factories to handle API calls just makes things much easier to develop. Two way binding is another great advantage. Not being a brilliant Javascript developer means I can create an spa way quicker than from scratch. I've also started using Bootstrap for a few web sites. Another great framework that you can then build upon. Handy if the site is low budget / quick turnaround. Frameworks aren't the be all and end all but they certainly suit certain situations. Still haven't delved into CSS frameworks as most sites I work on tend to be pretty simple in that regard.
  3. Hi, I've been working on the web for the past 15 years or so. Started out as a graphic designer, now mostly front end development with HTML/CSS/JS. Work at http://www.silverink.com

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