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“You cannot open source design” – Paul Graham
“You cannot open source design” – Paul Graham
(Another reason to love Campaign Monitor) This morning we discovered just how powerful and flexible the Campaign Monitor Template system is for enabling clients to craft and send their own More…
This sticker on a product I bought recently got me thinking – “Visual imperfections will not affect performance”. I wonder how many websites we would sell if we didn’t take More…
What is a landing page, you ask? Well, well, well… a landing page, simply stated, is a page your visitors arrive at after clicking on a link. The purpose of More…
I’ve always known that something wasn’t quite right with corporate websites, and after seeing things like Dustin Curtis’ mockery of American Airlines, I couldn’t help but explore the topic furthur. More…
The Visual Complexity website and blog is an amazing collection of great sites covering the full range of information design and info-graphics spectrum. I highly recommend a visit to the More…
Ever wondered when your virtual self would start to over take your real self? This new image editing business, ThinnerView, might be the many ways that we’re making that transition. More…
In a world where things change daily or even by the hour there can be no perfection. Websites are not things you create, launch and ignore. They are out of More…
Today I had two calls from people telling me they had really horrible experiences with cheap web designers. There are lots of so-called web designers out there. Building a website More…
When designing on the web, we often tend to write so many style rules in CSS for div tags that sometimes conflicts arise. Here’s a great tutorial that one of More…
I came across this article earlier today about dealing with floating elements in CSS. I asked around the studio and it seems we have some different approaches. Alex is a big More…
I’d like to appeal to marketing and sales people to be more involved in their website design and development. There is no comparison to learning a new skill than actually More…