100 Things Every Designer Needs To Know About People
About 99% of the time I really don’t enjoy industry books. I do my best to read as many as possible, but it’s only to keep up with our industry more than because I enjoy them. Let’s face it – the workings of the web can be a bit dry. So it was quite surprising how much...
Read more…Really Simple Icons Set
A collection of icons I made for a secret project I’m working on, free for you to use! Use as you like, the only thing I ask in return is a nice tweet or share someplace for others to find. Download the PSD PSD includes 100x100px icons of: Codesnippit Dribbble Facebook Foursquare Github GoodReads...
Read more…How To Not Be An Annoying Designer
I’ve made it my business for the past two years to work only with designers and their agencies. I also come from a college background of design, which is a benefit when working in front-end development, as I still have an eye to make sure every pixel is in its place. This also gives me...
Read more…Designing a Dream Home Office
One of the best investments I’ve made into my business wasn’t a fancy gadget or a shiny new toy. It was my office. It’s interesting to see how many freelancers just work wherever they can, be it the local Starbucks, a spare bedroom or even the kitchen table. From my experience though, it’s extremely important to...
Read more…7 Steps to Cross Cultural Web Design
Any business owner in the world knows that having a website is a must in this day and age. The times when shop owners knew every client by name are behind us. With over one billion Internet users worldwide, this is one highway everyone should take. If you’re planning to go global and expand your...
Read more…Fun With Type Design
I’ve always been a huge fan of typography…so much so that my whole office’s theme is type. So I decided I would have some fun and sketch out some letters of my own. A free digital cookie to any of you typophiles who can guess this typeface from my rough sketch: And playing with my...
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