In an interview with Clark Buckner from TechnologyAdvice, Traitify cofounder Josh Spears about the company’s origin, how they’re working to make personalized recommendations better, and the future of applying recommendation engines to a broad swath of industries.
Giovanni talks with Stephanie about how she promotes a content first approach that stands our traditional production process on its head and makes content and message the first priority, not the last.
Some of our Unmatchedstyle readers add their thoughts to Web Design Trends for 2015. What do you think will be big in design this year?
Monique Rivers from Ninefold talks about 4 tips for getting a job in web design and collaborating with non-web designers.
Hampton Catlin talks about working on the Wikipedia Mobile website/app. He also offers a few parting questions to help bring order to the chaos of the current state of responsive web design.
Giovanni talks with Val about why designers should incorporate animation in their designs, when it’s appropriate and when it’s not.
Giovanni DiFeterici runs you through the why, and how of SVGs and the preserveAspectRatio Property
Giovanni DiFeterici runs you through the why, and how to set up Grunt.js, a JavaScript Task Runner – a bit of javascript code that runs other bits of javascript code.
Listen to Sara Wachter-Boettcher talk about how to create meaningful content that connects with audiences on a broad range of devices, now and into the future.
We share a few of the UMS’ staff predictions for 2015 design trends, give you links and summaries to other designer / sites predictions and ask you to participate by answering a quick survey.
Thanks to the fine folks at Vecteezy we’re able to give you guys a free set of sports based icons. Go get e’m and enjoy.
So there’s already one app you probably have on your phone right now that can be great for design critique. Snapchat, what the what?
In this episode of BizCraft Carl and Gene talk about the time someone at Apple sent a not-so-funny joke to someone at nGen Works.
Background on The Iron Yard web design classes and what to look for from attending and graduating.
Foundation for Apps enables designers and developers to easily create multi-view web apps that look and feel like native apps and provide a seamless experience across all devices.
UMS Video Podcast: Giovanni talks with Jonathan Stark about his experiences redesigning the now well known project of the Entertainment Weekly website.
In this episode of BizCraft Carl and Gene talk with the fine gentlemen of The Dirt podcast about the death of originality in web design, commoditization of the low end of our market, the actual starting time of beer ‘o’ clock in Florida, and how our profession has responded to a proliferation of high quality and cheap design options.
Discussion with Claire Lew, CEO of Know Your Company about how to give and get better feedback on-the-job.