Alexis Neely approached us in December to redesign her personal blog site. She wanted to do something different and make a fresh start, so at the same time she also named it to “Life, Business, and the Pursuit of Truth”. Sounds both noble and brave at the same time, doesn’t it?
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When a potential client approaches us, they often ask, “How you done any other——web sites?” This——may be Wordpress, ExpressionEngine, Magento, etc. etc.
Nov
18
2009
Design Still Matters
It’s been an ongoing debate for years. Does design really matter? Specifically, will a nice professional website design make a difference for your business?
I’ve been wanting to write a post about this for so long, I couldn’t remember if I actually did or didn’t and had to search through our archives just to check. Turns out, I did! Back in March 2006. Woo, how time flies! I find it funny and yet kind of sad that this is still such a hot topic. But, now I want to expand more on my earlier thoughts.
Nov
05
2009
Balsamiq Mockups Review
A few weeks ago… Er, more than a few weeks ago, I posted a blog post on why designers should use wireframes. I have always used Photoshop to do more formal wireframes for client sites, but wanted to give Balsamiq a try since I first heard about it. They were gracious enough to give me a copy to review. By the way, they are incredibly friendly and fast responding.
Oct
12
2009
IttyBiz Site Redesign
Naomi Dunford, whom I affectionately like to refer to as my tocaya, approached us because she felt that the original IttyBiz site was no longer representing her thriving business. IttyBiz has grown exponentially since starting and she wanted to focus more on her marketing and small business help products and courses and not mainly on her blog like before, while still keeping the blog visible.
