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Note: This is a GUEST POST by Edward Kung, owner of Seedin Web Development, a company in Vancouver, British Columbia, which provides complete web development solutions.One […]

The terms “web designer” and “web developer” can mean just about anything, depending on who’s using them and why. I’m going to make a case for […]

I started my design career as a print designer. At that time, there was no Internet, and no such thing as a website. In fact, computers […]

Update 11/10/2017: Please note the date of this post. The post does not refer to the relatively new, not widely implemented (yet) Grid Layout. Update 6/15/2015: […]

DOH! We recently had a glitch on a logo/web design project for which I take complete responsibility. Knowing the client was anxious to get the website […]

This short video is a wonderful parody about how the design process too often works; or doesn’t work. It demonstrates what happens when design is not […]

There are few things more difficult than setting aside your own knowledge and assumptions to look at things from someone else’s perspective. (If that were not […]

When developing a website or web application on your own—or with another person you’re used to working with—planning can be pretty informal without endangering the project. […]

You’ve seen those homepages with 3 product lead-ins and 2 giveaways and NEW!!! special pricing and the latest news and a billboard about what the company […]

Don’t get me wrong: web designers and programmers are critical to the process of creating a website. But they cannot manufacture a viable web presence without […]