The Emotional Rollercoaster of Being a Web Designer
There are a ton of resources out there to help us learn web design. Whether you want to code like a master or create stunning graphics, the opportunity to sharpen…
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There Are Questions Even a Grumpy Designer Can’t Answer
I am not an advice columnist. Nor am I a mediator, lawyer or even an IT specialist. Like many of you reading this, I’m a web designer. In reality, this…
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Why You Shouldn’t Ignore Smaller Web Design Projects
By and large, web designers are very passionate about their job. That stands out in contrast to most other industries. But when it comes to the bottom line, web design…
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Ideas for Making the WordPress Back End More User Friendly
Building a website with WordPress for your clients opens them up to a whole new world of possibilities. Just about any sort of functionality they need can be installed with…
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Tips for Working with Technophobes
Let’s go out on a limb here and declare that web designers are generally pretty comfortable with technology. We know our way around computers, smartphones and other assorted gadgetry. Our…
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Building Websites with the Future in Mind
Web design is loaded with existential questions. One of the biggest being: Can I build a website today that will still be relevant in the future?
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Why You Should Explain Design Decisions to Your Clients
Have you ever found yourself totally in love with a design mockup you created, only to see your client pick it apart? Even worse is when they advocate for changes…
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Moving Up: Adjusting to Larger Web Projects
For designers who are just starting out, smaller projects provide a tremendous opportunity. We use them to put our skills into practice, develop a workflow and make a little bit…
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Accepting Your Limitations as a Web Designer
As web designers, every one of us has limitations. So, how do we learn to accept it? How can we still thrive as designers and developers?
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The Website-Related Skills Your Clients Really Need to Know
We share five web design-related skills you need to teach your clients so that they can get the most out of their websites.
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