Clients, Why You Should Listen to Your Designers
Clients, please be advised, we are not merely pixel manipulators, nor are we div aligners, we are worth so very much more to you…
Designers, Why You Should Listen to Your Clients
A love note to designers as per why they might do well listening to their clients.
Throwing Wrenches at Monkeys; History of a Designer
Some babble about the positive experiences of my first real employer, and some stuff about monkeys and wrenches thrown in as well. Required reading.
WordPress Help Live Review
My review of WordPressLiveHelp.com, a “by the hour” WordPress code company. Cut to the chase? Mediocre, and not exactly what they promise in terms of response time…but they knew what they were doing when they did get down to business.
Using Google Chrome, a Web Designer’s Experience, Part 5: The Little Things
I’ve discussed issues I’ve noticed with Google Chrome that are specifically related to using it for building web sites. There…
Using Google Chrome, a Web Designer’s Experience, Part 4: Bookmark’s Toolbar
Browser testing is essential, and I use a wonderful online browser testing solution from Cross Browser Testing. It has this…
Using Google Chrome, a Web Designer’s Experience, Part 3: Webkit Annoyances
It’s already annoying enough that Mac browsers render fonts all nice and perfectly smooth while Window’s machines still refuse to…
Using Google Chrome, a Web Designer’s Experience, Part 2: Inspect Element
Firebug is like a baby made of candy. If you don’t get that analogy, no one will blame you but…
Using Google Chrome, a Web Designer’s Experience, Part 1: The History of My Web Browser
I jumped on the Firefox train as quickly as any other up and coming computer nerd Web Designer hopeful way…