Entangled Hair, Never Felt so Free — 25 years of solutions
Our day 1 mantra remains in style 25 years later: ‘know thy client’
College Sustainability Websites
Design expert’s review of university sustainability department websites – what design choices work, what doesn’t, and why.
AI Solutions for Nonprofits
How your nonprofit can start benefitting from AI.
Actionable Data Insights for Nonprofits: A Love Story
I love spreadsheets. And nothing warms my heart more than witnessing two spreadsheets come together in harmonious information-rich bliss. One of my favorite spreadsheet love stories occurred this Fall while …
Graphic Design Tips for Non-Designers Using Canva
Canva is an online graphic design tool created with non-designers in mind to create materials such as presentations, social media posts, ads, flyers, and more. For organizations who don’t have …
5 Iconic Horror Movie Posters
5 favorite horror movie poster designs and why they’re effective at quickening your heart rate
How do Creatives Find Inspiration?
As a team working on a myriad of design disciplines, we face daily challenges such as: How can we continually design high-quality solutions our clients need? How can we reduce …
Website Accessibility Strategies for Motion Sensitivity
An accessible website includes more people in your community, which is good for humans and good for business. Accessible design and technical solutions create inclusive website experiences to ensure users …
Getting the most out of my Design Internship
I spent the summer before college practicing the rhythms of: organize, support, learn, create, and reflect.
Privacy Policy for Nonprofit Websites
If you ask for, track, or retain any information about a user visiting your website, you need to tell them.
How to Choose a Web Host: Part 2
Everyone has their favorite amenities when they travel. Free parking. Fitness equipment. Pet-friendly. (My favorite hotel offered a fish. You picked up your fish, in its bowl, at check in.) In …
How to Choose a Web Host: Part 1
According to realtors, finding a place to live starts with “location, location, location”. But your website lives on the internet – one big world-wide neighborhood. How picky do you actually …