by John Coleman | Sep 30, 2014 | All Posts, Rambling Jibberish, Web Design |
As anyone knows who has ever completed one, great web design projects aren’t easy. The web weaves together so many disparate elements, and in the custom web design world, creating something that is a true expression of your client, their product/service, as well as...
by John Coleman | Jan 10, 2013 | All Posts, Featured, Web Design |
I was thinking the other day about how some products and services are just magical. How they seem to know what I want before I do, how they work exactly the way I expect them to, and have enough flourish around the edges to truly create an incredible experience. More...
by John Coleman | Jan 8, 2013 | All Posts, Business, Featured, Rambling Jibberish, Web Design |
As creative people, or maybe even as just people, we all get stuck in a rut. We seem to go through cycles where there just seems to be a cloud following us around, affecting our mood (and probably our work) wherever we go. These cycles are interesting to observe,...
by John Coleman | Nov 12, 2012 | All Posts, Featured, Rambling Jibberish, Web Design |
The other day I was having a conversation with a fellow web designer, and the topic of current work came up. This designer mentioned to me that he had just written a quote for a web app project, but he did not really want it, so he quoted it high. This struck me as...
by John Coleman | Nov 7, 2012 | All Posts, Featured, Responsive Web Design, Web Design |
In a lot of ways, the current responsive web design movement reminds me of a media format change. Sure, you can still bump out tunes on your eight-track, but the cassette is where its at, cat daddy. From there, well, you know the rest, CD, HDCD, DVD-Audio (which, I...
by John Coleman | Jan 30, 2012 | All Posts, Featured, UX Design, Web Design |
Web design projects are funny. Especially when a lot of people are involved, a lot of time during a project often gets spent talking about what the thing you are trying to build will be. We like to have meetings, conference calls, and send/receive seemingly...
