Posts in design
Mobile site or mobile app?
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Published on Nov 3, 2010 by Paul Baker
| Category:
design,
mobile
- Many people ask us, should we build a mobile website or an app? We generally suggest that clients build a mobile site first, unless there are compelling reasons to have an app.
Mobi...
Design: the in word that is now out
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Published on Sep 17, 2010 by Billy Belchev
| Category:
design
- How could anyone help but love the term ‘design?’ I certainly did. It was an in word in my line of work—implying ingenuity, inventiveness, innovation, intelligence,...
Thoughts on SxSWi 2010 and why SxSW is like pizza
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Published on Mar 19, 2010 by Todd Reifenrath
| Category:
conference,
design,
mobile
- This was my third year attending the South by Southwest Interactive conference in Austin, Texas. The SxSW interactive conference launched in 1994 (there are also SxSW film and music...
The future of print magazines? Only a part of it.
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Published on Dec 17, 2009 by Billy Belchev
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design
- While enjoying my morning homemade espresso, I stumbled upon a video of a prototype digital magazine reader called Mag+ and dubbed by some as the future (and the savior) of print mag...
Donation Motivation
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Published on Oct 14, 2009 by Nick Rougeux
| Category:
design
- Recently, we had the opportunity to study what motivates people to donate online the lesson we learned from the experience was invaluable.
The idea
A new fundraising campaign h...
Webitects is presenting at Agile2009
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Published on Aug 24, 2009 by Billy Belchev
| Category:
design
- If you have done any Agile software development, you already know that the biggest Agile conference will be in Chicago this year. Well, we got ourselves a presentation spot at Agile2...
Who uses fly-up menus?
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Published on Aug 9, 2009 by Nick Rougeux
| Category:
design
- The Weather Channel apparently does. I've only seen "fly-up" menus used on one other site that would have easily qualified for Worst Website Ever years ago and was amazed when I disc...
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