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Thursday, January 31st, 2019 at 10:31am
One of the many reasons websites need to be designed for mobile first. https://t.co/bY8fuRPGE8
Thursday, January 31st, 2019 at 9:40am
#Contentmarketing keeps evolving, this blog post explains the newest trend; high-fidelity content marketing
https://t.co/KALh5zYp5v
Thursday, January 31st, 2019 at 9:11am
Proud to share this great story from one of our clients. https://t.co/sBZmkqk2c8
Tuesday, May 15th, 2018 at 7:59am
Thrilled to be presenting a case study tomorrow on #CascadeCMS. You can still register, hope you can join us. https://t.co/pxGB3MuATt
Thursday, March 8th, 2018 at 4:54am
How does a prospective student go about finding their future college or university via search engine? We unpack their thinking in our recent blog post.
#SEOStrategy https://t.co/ixRNxZKS5X
If you’re a web professional, Pittsburgh is a great place to call “home.” For one, the city is stuffed with outstanding practitioners from a broad array of webby disciplines. With tech stalwart Carnegie Melon churning out batch after batch of … Continue reading
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First of all, skeuomorphism (ala iOS 6) and “flat UI” (ala Android) are tied to the same fate. It’s not one over the other. Neither can survive. In fact, they’re both as good as dead already. Pour one out and … Continue reading
Posted in: flat design, flat ui, iOS 7
In 2013, we started making our wireframes responsive, instead of drawing them in Omni Graffle as we had for the previous ten years. And it’s great, but one of the challenges we immediately ran into was figuring out how to … Continue reading
Posted in: responsive wireframes
Like my wife and I and a lot of other people, our friends Lindsay and Ryan have a dog. Their dog is an ancient Japanese Chin named Mikoto. Mikoto weighs maybe five pounds, yet lumbers when he moves, is completely … Continue reading
As Responsive Design has matured to a position of dominance in the web design and development world, so have our heads been filled with anecdotal evidence (i.e., non-evidence) about the ROI of Responsive Web Design. (Just for fun, I propose … Continue reading
Because we live in the future, I wasted very little time trading in my two-year-old iPhone 4 for a shiny new iPhone 5 when it was released in September. There was nothing wrong with my old phone, but as a … Continue reading
Posted in: digital life
It’s not a typo. The last few years have been marked by repetitive, breathless cries from the web design community: “Should designers know how to develop?” Making a website is different than making a printed item. Designers – the myth goes … Continue reading
A couple of weeks ago, a little-known company called App.net publicly launched a grand experiment. Founder and CEO Dalton Caldwell announced a crowd-funding campaign to raise $500,000 in 30 days, for a new social networking platform that aims to compete … Continue reading
Here we go again. Today, a link was being shared around our office and in my Twitter stream. It was a link to an article .Net Magazine ran Wednesday, featuring expert opinions on the content of another opinion piece it … Continue reading
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Trickier than it sounds! Some pictures are worth far more than a thousand words.
Posted in: mobile-friendly website