Ben O’Brien Ben O’Brien, an Internationally Acclaimed Illustrator, Left College and Taught Himself How to Succeed For Ben O’Brien, a prominent UK illustrator and designer, his career began...
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It’s Tuesday which means that the Treehouse Show is back! In episode 88 of The Treehouse Show, Nick and Jason (@jseifer) talk about Gulp, Sketch 3, and Bud. [Video] This Week’s Links...
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(Stretch your CSS layout options with Flexbox. Flickr photo by Duncan Hull.) Flexbox is a totally new set of CSS properties that allows designers to create flexible layouts. This is great news...
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Let us take a look at and discuss the often aesthetic bane of the blog design, sidebars. Sidebars have been with us for years, and it is sometimes hard to think of a blog design out there on the...
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Argh! Weird browser bugs, inconsistent CSS/JavaScript support, performance issues, mobile fragmentation and complicated nuances such as device pixels, viewports, zooming, touch event cascade,...
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For designers passionate about the latest developments across the full spectrum of visual design, there’s a brand new site that features some of the most exciting, innovative and inspiring design...
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Women of Color Represent Fewer than 3 Percent of Employees in Technology Fields. Here’s How Some Successful Developers Are Changing That. Smart cookie. Poornima Vijayashanker That’s the...
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Working with people can be hard. But get it right, and you’ll be able to produce stunning work more smartly and quickly than ever before. With methodologies such as agile and lean influencing...
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Design is an imprecise term. Especially when used in regular language. For instance, someone who believes "design" is quantified solely by a product’s visual appeal might be disappointed when...
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Being a user centered designer means a significant portion of my responsibility involves prototyping concepts to gain feedback for various designs that solve actual business problems. That means...
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