Time to read: < 1 minute I've been working in a "small" company (40-50 people) and this means I am interacting with all these disciplines (and more) in person. The other day I was adding a button to a wireframe and asked myself the usual "should it be a button or a link?" "What's the right verb for this action?" and […] continue reading »
Time to read: 5 minutes If I am stuck with a budget of next-to-nothing, can I still design for the web at the level I normally deliver? Can, ultimately, web design be free? “adobe” is web-design for “wealthy” I have been fortunate enough to work on Adobe products for most of my web designing life, so creating lovely interactive buttons, […] continue reading »
Time to read: 3 minutes In the spring of 2010, a friend of my best friend told me she wanted a website. I asked “what for?”. A supper club. I can’t even remember if I knew what those were at the time, but they were all the rage. I love making websites and getting people a presence on the internet […] continue reading »
Time to read: < 1 minute My main role was to coordinate development of a web-based applications’ newly specified features. Due to good synergy with the head of Sales, I ended up contributing to a very large extent to both sales documentation but mostly to print and online campaigns, both with slogans as well as original artwork. My layout, graphical and […] continue reading »
Time to read: < 1 minute Rebuilt the website for Anderson Food Hygiene to be more professional and useful for their customers. The goal was to highlight the history of the company, give full listings of the various available courses, advertise the next special offers, and give directions to the various venues where the courses were held. The information architecture was […] continue reading »