Posts Tagged ‘Workflow’
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Web Design Criticism: A How-To
- March 2nd, 2010
- 122 Comments
Web design is a relatively young field. It’s youthful, growing and made up of people from all kinds of backgrounds, many of whom lack formal design training. We have learned, and still are learning, as we go. I came into my first job as a Web designer for Boeing back ...
Read more...Group Interview: Expert Advice For Students and Young Web Designers
- February 17th, 2010
- 114 Comments
Our readers have requested that Smashing Magazine conduct an interview with industry leaders on issues that are relevant to students and those just starting off in their design career. With the help of our panel of 16 designers, we’ll dispense advice that should help new designers get their career off to ...
Read more...How to Drastically Improve Your Designs
- February 8th, 2010
- 125 Comments
Design is everywhere. We see it in on billboards as we drive down the street. When we go to a restaurant and look at the menus, we see it. When we sit down on our couch and watch television, it’s visible on the commercials, advertisements, and even the movies and ...
Read more...Don’t Forget The Small Stuff This Year
- January 23rd, 2010
- 61 Comments
Whether a designer, developer, blogger, or freelancer, you surely have a to-do list on which certain items slowly inch their way down. These forgotten items add up fast! Think of all the items that you’ve discarded from your to-do list to save time. Even more frightening, what items might you ...
Read more...Principles of Great Design: Craftsmanship
- January 13th, 2010
- 99 Comments
I love beautiful things. There’s very little in the world that takes my breath away quite like an object that was lovingly crafted, built with care and passion, and presented with the sort of pride that befits a marvelously well-made item. That which is beautiful is increasingly difficult to come ...
Read more...The Benefits of Experimentation
- December 11th, 2009
- 35 Comments
“The true method of knowledge is experiment.” – William Blake I spend a fair amount of time working on web design. After a full day at the office, it’s not uncommon for me to come home and work on my own site, blog or other personal projects. It’s also ...
Read more...Some People Actually Read: Sparing a Thought for ‘Readers’ in the Design Community
- November 30th, 2009
- 22 Comments
The ever burgeoning web design community has received numerous plaudits for its incessant dedication towards collaborative information sharing. Tutorials, CSS website showcases and open source web development projects are some of the many treats available to the knowledge-seeking design enthusiast. Social media networks too have been thoroughly utilised in promoting ...
Read more...Critical Mistakes Freelancers Make
- November 28th, 2009
- 93 Comments
Seeing as we are all human (well, presumably whoever is reading this post anyway), we should recognize that mistakes happen. They even have that saying, “To err is human…,” which goes to show that it is not only commonplace for us to err once or twice: it is expected. But ...
Read more...The Bare Bones That Every Freelance Contract Should Have
- November 26th, 2009
- 30 Comments
There are many templates out there for contracts that freelancers can adopt but eventually, you may have to create one for a specific unorthodox project or maybe you just want to take the time to devise your own template. In this article, you will find what could be considered the ...
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