MacBook 15″ Retina The workhorse of my daily work. The original 15″ retina (though, I’m due for an upgrade this year) with Thunderbolt dongles for an external hard drive and to drive an external 21″ display. Track pad and key command jedi, no need for those stinking external mice. iPhone 6 Not for the phone, …
Different strokes for different folks. There are different views on both sides of the subject. Mr. Rush’s Art Class My experience with music in a work environment began back in my high school art class. The art teacher (Mr. Rush) had a turntable in his classroom and was known for playing records that students had …
I enjoy working as a team when there’s a project that needs all hands on deck, but I function best when I’m independently knocking items off the to-do list. The majority of my job involves overseeing web content, social media and digital advertising for ParentSavvy and Methodist, so working from an off-site location was not …
If you are a designer looking for some valuable recommendations on where to find new information to improve the quality of your work, check out our list of Digital Design Resources for 2016 below: Fonts & Typography I Love Typography This site aims to make the subject more accessible, to bring the study of typography …
What happens after you launch a website? Maybe it has been a few months, maybe even a few years, since you pressed that button to make it real. Now you want to take that plunge and refresh it—either to change the look and feel, or overhaul the content. Maybe you’ve heard a bunch of the latest …
This is the first of our two-part series covering “What We Learned at WordCamp Omaha”. Special thanks to the speakers, sponsors, and organizers for making our experience at the 2015 Omaha WordCamp the best it could be. Here are Andrew‘s takeaway’s from the developer sessions of day one of the event. Designers and Clients need to …
This is the second of our two-part series covering “What We Learned at WordCamp Omaha”. Special thanks to the speakers, sponsors, and organizers for making our experience at the 2015 Omaha WordCamp the best it could be. Here are Dan’s takeaway’s from the business & content sessions of day one of the event. Google Likes …
Sounds amazing, right? But then you login and think, “What in the world…” and quickly close that tab. The truth is, Google Analytics can help your online business grow and you don’t have to be a data-mining analytics junkie to understand how to use it. With real-time monitoring, you can learn how your audience interacts …
Twitter offers some really awesome tools for making sense of your online audience within the Tweet activity dashboard. If you’re looking for new ways to become more engaged in online discussions related to your industry and attract the eyes of new clients, then Twitter would be an ideal place to start. “That’s Cool, But How …
Responsive design accommodates users on all devices. If you are in need of some inspiration for your next mobile-friendly layout, check out some of our favorite responsive sites here. Bad Assembly VISIT SITE Bad Assembly doesn’t mess around. Rather than discourage visitors with a non-optimal viewing experience, they actually alert users to turn their devices to …