by Austin Price | Apr 13, 2015 | News
One of the most valuable things I learned fairly early in my college career was the importance of freelancing as a student. The value of this became more obvious every year until I graduated by seeing the work done by students who freelanced versus students who...
by Rita Fitzgerald | Apr 9, 2015 | News
While Cognito Forms itself is only a year old, our team has been developing the approach, technologies and target features for almost five years, based on decades of web consulting experience. When we set out, we knew we wanted to create software that was...
by Giovanni DiFeterici | Apr 8, 2015 | News, Podcast
Hampton Catlin @hcatlin Hampton Caitlin developed Sass as a way to streamline styling and to provide designers with finer tools for creating markup and Sass has revolutionized the way that most web designers, including myself, write CSS. The mass adoption of Sass and...
by Gene Crawford | Mar 30, 2015 | News
The Iron Yard is absolutely passionate about creating value for their students above and beyond what they would expect to get out of one of their 12 week programs. This is why they also create opportunities for their students to be coached in other non-technical areas...
by Clark Buckner | Mar 27, 2015 | News
The Best Advice for New Graphic Designers Based in Portland and “midwesting the Northwest,” graphic designer Aaron James Draplin of Draplin Design Co. has built quote a global footprint. Through talent and hard work, DDC’s print, identity, web development, and...
by Aaron Griswold | Mar 25, 2015 | News, Podcast
Rob Harr @robertHarr Web Businesses That Last In our last interview with Rob Harr, Gio and Rob discussed The Business of Talent. In Part 2, they discuss how businesses within the web industry can and should be built to last. In recent months, a number of design firms...
