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CSS is awesome. It paints the web with designs we all know and love. Often times content behind the scenes gets targeted by adding a simple id or class to an element...

I recently had the chance to establish a UX process for a team I was working within an agile setting. My role is the design lead which covers everything from user experi...

Attracting a specific audience with content can work in a variety of ways. Most content that gets published has a main focal point or category which depicts what the e...

For my entire career as a designer and developer, I have worked with WordPress almost exclusively. In that time 100% of the web servers I’ve hosted on have been Linux-ba...

Freelancing is like a roller coaster of change when it comes to earnings. To keep money coming in a freelancer needs to find a way to generate income in both good times ...

For the past decade or so designers across the globe have looked to Adobe software as their savior when it comes to digital design and publishing. With massive amounts...

Responsive web design has finally caught on across many websites around the world. No longer is it thought of as an extra feature to provide support for mobile devices...

Sass is a not so new CSS language that hit the web design/development world by storm several years ago. Developers were wanting a less repetitiv...

Copywriting is a commonly ignored aspect of branding. While aesthetics and functionality are important goals for many product makers, the efforts put forward to produce ...

Since the dawn of the internet, marketing your business both online and off has become increasingly easier. New ways of targeting new users have a more definitive proces...

All my life I have found peace in solitude. Many of my best ideas have come together while working alone as a designer. Those “Ah-ha!” moments seem to take place more of...

We live in a world of big data. Content from everywhere is being published and pushed to the cloud almost every minute of the day. This data is commonly perceived as l...