Archive for July, 2008

Professional Design for a Growing Business

Posted on 2008 07, 30 by naccrat

When you are a new business looking to get noticed, a web presence with professional branding will set you apart from the competition. See the services we provide, take a look at some of our work, see the companies we’ve help and see how easy it is to get started

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People Who Make Websites Survey

Posted on 2008 07, 29 by naccrat

a list apart surveyCalling all designers, developers, information architects, project managers, writers, editors, marketers, and everyone else who makes websites. It is time once again to pool our information so as to begin sketching a true picture of the way our profession is practiced worldwide.

Handwritting of Typographers

Posted on 2008 07, 09 by naccrat

This is a very interesting collection and I’m glad someone did this. It is interesting to see the hand written text or typographers such as Erik Spiekermann, the designer of FF Meta Typeface. Have a look.

Mark Boulton Interview

Posted on 2008 07, 02 by naccrat

Head over to Sitepoint for a quick look into the life of web designer Mark Boulton.

Mark Boulton Design is a small design studio based in Cardiff, UK, which specializes in designing simple, beautiful interfaces for the Web. Andy Kowalik interviewed Mark Boulton, owner and designer, to find out how it all happened, and to gain his wisdom on the important factors of running a successful design business.

Time Saver - Wufoo

Posted on 2008 07, 01 by naccrat

If there has been one service that I could pick that has saved me the most time, it would be Wufoo.com. It has been a great service on many levels and whenever I get a request for a form, I turn to wufoo. It allows you to create forms with ease and integrate them into your site. It also has the function of collecting money depending on which option is checked. The whole service and experience is great.

Every so often I get a thank you note or a holiday card from them thanking me for using them. What makes this a unique experience is the notes are always hand written. I can’t imagine what it would be like to have to hand write all of there thank you cards. As a customer, this goes along way and let’s me know that I’m valued. It’s even worth noting that the hand writting isn’t all that great but plays into the whole personal, human feel. I even got a cute little sticker on the front of the card. We’ll done Wufoo, I would refer you to anyone.

Sorry for the bad photos.