This was a very interesting, funny, and insightful flowchart. I love that some people take the time to analyze and think about these things.
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Tag Archives: designers
What Web Designers Really Do: We Are Not Merely “Make It Pretty” Artists
Forking out the cash for a good designer is never easy and even more difficult when you’re not sure what to look for or even exactly why you are hiring one. The value of what designers bring to the table is (and definitely not limited to) the analysis, interpretation, and application of graphic and interactive knowledge.
The Value of Design in Canada: What is Important?
How do you put a price on the value of design? There are many factors that contribute to answering this question and it doesn’t have anything to with how many years you have been in the industry designing sites.
How to Pick Photography for Web Design
It’s been a few months now since I’ve had my Canon XSi and it seems there’s so much to learn about photography that I haven’t had enough time to get out there and play with it. At the same time, this insight into photography has helped increase my awareness of photography selection when it comes to web design.
Should a Designer’s Career Progression be Measured by Their Portfolio?
So you think you’ve got it all you’re working for a big agency that gives you all sorts of opportunities to do your best and be as creative as you can be. Or maybe you’re the exact opposite stuck in a job with no creativity whatsoever. Regardless of where you start its important to keep progressing.
6 Ways to Speed Up Your Design Process
So far as I can see this probably applies more so for those who currently work in a large company of corporate environment, but feel free to read on nonetheless. Having worked for BMO Financial Group for a few years now I found there was a lot of repetition in the ads and graphics that needed updating or creation for online sites.