Some pretty big news broke out today in the online marketing industry. According to StatCounter, a tracker which samples data from millions of monthly sources, there is a new most popular
When I was making the image for my most recent blog post on social media in 2011 I noticed something interesting. The majority of the logos for social networks are blue. Not all of them are
Happy Halloween everyone! So, as promised some more websites that may send a shiver down your spine. For this edition I decided that I would focus on web design choices that are particularly
Halloween is my favorite holiday. This is mainly because it is an excuse to dress up in crazy clothes and eat tons of candy. Another reason why Halloween is so fun is because it is scary. It is a
There was an interesting article in the NY Times today about how two famous etiquette books (“How to Win Friends and Influence People” and “Emily Post’s Etiquette”) are going to be updated.
By Christine Warner In website development, design is for differentiation and structure is for functionality. Design attracts the eye, structure keeps the eye. Both must be rooted in a deep
By Diana Gershman Long before there were letters, people communicated in symbols. Even as the Phoenicians created the first non-pictographic alphabet, symbols remained in Mankind’s psyche. One
By Larysa D. Do NOT: 1. Change your decisions over and over. Do you want to use illustrations, photos, images of people, animals, etc.? Do you want a Flash or static site? Moving elements? Lots of
By Elizabeth Jackman As we think about creating and placing content –picking photos, drawing graphics, writing copy – we are always consciously weighing how our images and text will be