Jay & Gene speaking at RefreshColumbia

I’m reposting this from our local RefreshColumbia website since both Jay and I were given the opportunity to speak to the wonderful people that come to the Columbia (SC) Refresh meetups. There is some good stuff here from our good friends Jason Beaird (@jasongraphix) & Jennifer Mcswain (@jenmac24). I hope you guys enjoy it!

Featured in the video:

37 (or so) Tips for Becoming a Better Web Designer

Jay Barry – Period Three & Unmatched Style

Small little nuggets of wisdom that can help anyone become a better designer.
Resources Mentioned:

Type that Doesn’t Suck

Jennifer Mcswain – ADCO

A case study of type on the web and beyond.
Starts at ~20:35 – Resources Mentioned:

Quick Website Self-Defense Tips for Search Engine Visibility

Gene Crawford – Period Three & Unmatched Style

A jam packed overview of Search Engine Visibility and Tips on being findable on Google.
Starts at ~45:20 – Resources Mentioned:

Playing with JQuery

Jason Beaird – Cyberwoven

jQuery is fun! No, really it is! Jason shares some code examples and explain how anyone can pick up jQuery: the write less, do more, JavaScript library.
Starts at ~61:50 – Resources Mentioned:

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  1. Biber Hap?

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