Posts Tagged ‘design’
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How to Prevent Scope Creep in Design
How do you prevent scope creep when a client can not make up their minds or articulate what they really want? A Discussion among designers.
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Stop Designing Logos, Start Developing Brands
We focus way too much on the quality of a logo that we never spend enough time on the brand. It’s too often that we take brand and logo to be one in the same. Here’s my challenge: take the logo out of the mix, and focus on developing the brand properly.
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Beautiful Workspaces Where You Would Love to Work
Just this week I decided to go shopping for a new desk for my home workspace, where I actually spend more than 20 hours a week designing and developing. With so many options ranging from the most ornate desk to the bare minimum, I was getting somewhat overwhelmed as to what type of desk would [...]
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Creating a Highly Realistic Wacom Bamboo
A Photoshop tutorial on how to create a highly detailed wacom bamboo.
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Client Punch List – 10 questions to steer conversation and creative efforts
What techniques or processes do you use to open a client’s mind to broader, more innovative, or unconventional ways of seeing or thinking about their business, products, messages, or identity?
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10 Mistakes You Don’t Want To Make As A Freelancer
Tips on mistakes which you don’t want to make as a freelancer. By following these suggestions you will have a better chance at succeeding.
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Tips For Calling Visitors To Action
A blog is a blog. But without a call to action, you risk losing readers. Find most effective methods & associated tips for calling your visitors to action.
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Why “Throwing Something Up” Isn’t Worth It
We all have had that project: the client asks for a temporary page, and what we create for them ends up being a project of it’s own. So what do you do when a client asks you to “throw something up”?http://thephuse.com/2010/03/why-throwing-something-up-isnt-worth-it/
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8 Common CSS Mistakes and How to Fix Them
CSS has the distinction of being one of a handful of web technologies that newcomers tend to learn by doing.
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How To Build Your Reputation And Authority As A Designer
Whether you are just starting out in the design business, or you have been around awhile but few people have ever heard of you, there are potentially great benefits to growing your reputation and establishing yourself as an authority in your field.
