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A rebound of an old blog post Too many apps. Here are some I actually use. May 1, 2014. What my phone looks like today in 2016.
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How to stay inspired Before starting up, I worked at a number of design agencies in the UK and Europe. In that time I’ve designed a lot of logos and built many websites. One of the biggest challenges for any designer is creating a large volume of work that is unique to each customer.
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How to love your work I’m often asked how come you enjoy your job so much? It’s true I do love my work – day to day my job involves ideas, pictures and pretty colors – its quite an easy job to like. I also work with a hugely talented and inspiring team of friends atContinue reading “Workflow 33”
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There is nothing wrong with change, if it is in the right direction. To improve is to change; to be perfect is to change often.
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A little late posting this but DotYork was a lot of fun. DotYork is a conference aimed at people who make for the web – designers, developers and other digital creatives held in April at Grand Opera House, York.
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The studio playlist over the last 3 months.
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Design iteration … So many options … Only one final design.
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The bottleneck is never code or creativity; it’s lack of clarity.
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Having a hobby completely separate from design is a great way to improve as a designer.
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Design should be logical, but it also should connect with people on a human, emotional level.