By Laura Riegel / Posted 12.13.2011 / In Tips, Content Tips, Design Tips / 2 comments
If you're a website junkie like me, you've probably heard some rumblings between the above the fold and scrollbar advocates when it comes to website usability. Like me, you're also probably wondering what all the hubbub is about. Well, wonder no more. Let's dig in.
By Laura Riegel / Posted 6.14.2011 / In Tips, Design Tips / 2 comments
How Photoshop's batch processing saves you in the race against time
By Susan Snipes / Posted 5.24.2011 / In Design, Illustration, Tips, Design Tips / 8 comments
If you use Adobe Illustrator on a regular basis and share your designs as PDFs with clients, you probably want to make sure your PDFs are as small as possible. Here's how to make smaller PDFs with Illustrator.
By Laura Riegel / Posted 5.17.2011 / In Design, Illustration, Tips, Design Tips / 0 comments
How to make an opacity mask in Adobe Illustrator.
By Laura Riegel / Posted 4.12.2011 / In Design, Illustration, Tips, Design Tips / 5 comments
Designing in Adobe Illustrator sometimes makes me feel like a circus elephant balancing on a ball. I seem to go between both extremesâÂÂthe wobbling newcomer and the stalwart veteran. As time has passed, I have learned more tips and tricks that help me keep my balance.
By Susan Snipes / Posted 4.5.2011 / In Design, Information Architecture, Design Process, Tips, Design Tips / 3 comments
Everyone involved in creating a web site benefits from wireframes: designers, developers and clients. This guide introduces clients or people new to wireframing to their advantages.
