With new CSS box-sizing options and the latest version of Sass, developers can build responsive web sites much easier now, with a combination of a few new tools at our disposal.
Content strategy starts where all client projects start: with the brief.
Interviewing and hiring people over the past year has solidified a process that goes beyond a standard interview procedure to make sure that the people we hire are a good fit for our company, and nobody’s time is wasted in the process.
The best way to take your idea from conception to completion, and make sure your site gets built as close as possible to the way you envisioned it, is to know exactly what you’re getting yourself into.
Learning to balance our business without sacrificing the quality of work and customer service that makes our clients happy is a journey. Here are some lessons that we’ve learned along the way.
Four excellent reasons why our team excels despite our vast differences in location. A team working remotely can be just as effective—or more so—than a team that works out of the same studio.
Getting too close to your work can get in the way of actually doing your work. Acting like a pro is the solution.
If it weren’t for our amazing clients, our team wouldn’t be able to afford to do what we all love to do for a living. It’s pretty clear just sitting in on our team chats and meetings with clients that the appreciation goes both ways. It wasn’t until recently, however, that I realized how important it really is to feel appreciated when times are tough.
Matt discusses how throwing away the best idea you ever had is the litmus test of a truly good idea, and how good ideas can be blinding.
Lorem ipsum, the faux-latin text that means nothing and is used liberally and with little regard by designers to fill space in lieu of actual content, is a crutch.