All Blog Posts Tagged 'design' (7)

With the tremendous increase in the number of mobile web browsers, Mashable’s CEO Pete Cashmore dubbed 2013 as…

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Mobile first -- the principle of approaching digital design from mobile form factors first, then accommodating larger form factors afterwards -- is a buzz term. It turns on its head the old status quo of designing for desktops primarily, with mobile as an afterthought. The term trips glibly off tongues everywhere now, but don’t scoff at its current trendiness. You might miss the fact that it’s a god-send to content strategists and UX designers.…

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3D Innovations, LLC: Our product development service offering is expanding and we couldn’t be more thrilled! We are proud to announce that we are now able to provide a stand-alone 3D printing service. This means that if you have a design ready to be printed, we can now easily provide you with a quote, quickly print your product in-house on our new …

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I recently had a somewhat crazy idea to solve a common problem.  It's currently half-baked, and it's related to a project I might be working on, so your comments and thoughts are appreciated.  

 

Here's the problem: big organizations have a ton of content that needs to go *somewhere* on their website, and often, the really important stuff gets obscured.  It's uncomfortable to visit a site like http://hawaii.edu/ and try and find something, and…

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So I was browsing around at Borders with my brother the other day.

My brother was looking through this book called “Web Design for ROI” and asked me what I thought of a particular landing page design for auto insurance. I took a look, and it was a picture of a landing page I had designed a while ago!



So I looked up the book online, and coincidentally, the entire chapter on form design was available to view online.

http://www.wd4roi.com/images/WD4ROI-CH8-Sample.pdf (look at… Continue

Aloha TechHuians,



Now that we are in the midst of another legislative session, I thought it appropriate to let you all know of a new "advocacy-made-easy" tool that helps politically-motivated individuals and advocacy groups get their friends, members or constituents to very easily submit testimony via a pre-populated web form. Once set-up it takes folks 30 seconds or less to get their voices heard.



The tool is called the Hawaii Policy Portal and can be found at… Continue