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Explore browser-based VR, get the low-down on web typography and steal performance secrets from the BBC in net issue #288.

Welcome to the new world: the VR web is finally here. This month, Liv Erickson plunged head-first into the world of browser-based virtual reality and the tools and frameworks that are making it more accessible than ever before. In the latest issue she shares her findings.

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In the Projects section, Zell Liew reveals the rules of web typography, from mastering typesetting and vertical rhythm, to making sure your type scales properly, to getting your designers and developers to play nicely together to build a typographical triumph. It’s an indispensable guide for anyone working with type on the web.

Also in the Projects section, Matthew Clark reveals how the BBC handles performance. As the site that delivered seamless Olympics coverage to over 100 million devices last summer, they have a thing or two to teach us.

Elsewhere in the mag:

  • Is it OK to build sites that rely on JavaScript to work? Not everyone agrees on the answer, so we asked seven experts argue their views
  • Cameron Adams muses on past startup adventures (including the ill-fated Google Wave)
  • Emerson Loustau shares some essential interview advice to help you land your dream tech job
  • Brian Wood runs down 15 best practices and features to help you master web and app design in Photoshop CC list

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Ruth Hamilton
Ruth Hamilton
Homes Editor, TechRadar

Ruth spent a couple of years as Deputy Editor of Creative Bloq, and has also either worked on or written for almost all of the site's former and current design print titles, from Computer Arts to ImagineFX. She now spends her days reviewing small appliances as the Homes Editor at TechRadar, but still occasionally writes about design on a freelance basis in her spare time.