This morning I purchased this iBook called "Responsive Web Design" (brought to us by A Book Apart: Brief Books for People Who Make Websites), it was literally the ONLY book that came up when I searched for responsive web design, but fortunately, the exact one I was looking for anyway. So, reading it during my lunch break I came across thispoint which was a problem I did not even consider when thinking about having separate web and mobile sites for certain clients

When Internet service goes down, it's at best an inconvenience. If you rely on it for business, like Dirigo does, it is pretty major.  And if your servers go down, it quickly costs big money (not – none of our servers went offline). Here are my thoughts on our current outage - a break in a fiber optic cable in Vermont that interrupted internet and digital phone service for almost 350,000 Time Warner Cable customers in New England, including Maine. Trouble Location: Brattleboro, VT.  Reason: Hurricane Irene clean-up.

In between the myriad of client work, our own Web site redesign and painting our office walls, we somehow found time to get business cards designed and printed.

I’ve heard the term “Web 2.0” used to describe a certain look of a Web site and specific design elements it incorporates. But what does “Web 2.0” have to do with aesthetics? What exactly does a “Web 2.0” site look like?

There are a myriad of lists to look at for the iPad. A list for a specific trade is a little harder to come by. Since the iPad has been out for a while and has really gained steam in addition to the r...

Applying print and graphic design know-how to an office space makeover. Like with print, Web design, and marketing promotion, different colors evoke different responses and different moods.

Drawing Inspiration from a Client with a Well-Documented, Rich History