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MOTIVATION MONDAY: Setting Realistic Goals
This is a touchy topic for me, and I want to be transparent about that right out of the gate. I'm one of those people that love checklists, task lists, agendas, timelines, and even time-boxing. But when I am starring at multiple project management apps, multiple...
Blab Replay: More Marketing Tools & Tips for 2016
Hey everyone and Happy New Year! Well like most, I'm excited for the new year and new beginnings and strategies for my business. This week we continued on our topic from our last Blab Show were we discussed marketing tools, tips, and apps to use for 2016. Much like...
Blab Replay: Marketing & Blogging Tools of 2016
Earlier this week we hosted another Blab talking about Marketing and Blogging Tips and Tools for 2016. Much like any of our other Blab shows, we start off with a topic and only are able to get through maybe half of our notes. This is due to the great dialog and...
My First Presentation at WordCamp Orlando [VIDEO]
Early last month (November), I did a talk at WordCamp Orlando. It was my first time speaking at a WordCamp and it was so humbling and cool to be able to do so. I spoke on the difference in Custom vs Premium WordPress themes. Because this was a topic I deal with on a...
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Comment, Please
No, this isn’t a blatantly obvious attempt to generate reader feedback. This is a look at why developers should use well-commented code throughout their projects and how this seemingly simple addition can change the world–or at least, make people’s lives easier.
Design & Build for Your Audience, and Not Yourself
When it comes to designing a website, there can be a lot of opinions thrown into the hat from all parties. Opinions from the designer, who usually is considered the authority figure. From a company's marketing team. My favorite are the opinions...
What You Should Know About Google’s New Privacy Changes
If you haven't heard by now, Google is making a shift toward a more transparent user experience with their applications. Much like how Facebook has cookies that keep an eye on where you go on the internet, Google is looking to read and capture your...
Clients…are they dictating your designs?
There is a point in a designer's career, that you will, if you haven’t already, come in contact with a client that wants to rule the entire project. They pick on the colors, the layout, and the typeface (Comic Sans anyone?). Everytime you try put...
When Designing Can Bite You In The Ass
Remember when you first started out as a designer? That overly ambitious feeling to get any kind of work no matter what you'd be getting paid. Sure we all remember those days. Even if they were a few months ago for some. What quickly follows after...
Graphic Design Trends for 2012
Graphic Design Trends for 2012 While there are key classic practices that should make your designs safe every year in terms of projection and content, you will not be able to guarantee its effectiveness if it stays static. The key to continuous...
Perfectionism and Development
I’m sure many web developers, web designers, or graphic artists are like me–working hours and hours to get it “just so” and, even then, finding a million other things we’d like to perfect before letting our creation see sunlight.
For better or worse, perfection isn’t a realistic expectation to set on yourself. Here’s a few ways perfectionism can do more harm than good.



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