Check out Matt’s most recent .net magazine article (called Practical Web Design in the U.S.), a nonprofit website build-off in which three designers pick a nonprofit site to redesign, outline all their choices, and offer tips and insights into the design process. Matt’s featured alongside Stephen Caver of Airbag Industries and Yandis Ying of Brilliant UK — stiff competition.
Enjoy!
** You hafta subscribe to or buy the actual magazine to see the full article.
Just a formal note about a site I launched a bit ago: WhichDigi? — http://whichdigi.com. It’s just a simple microsite to help people decide which type of entry-level camera to purchase.
The concept was to cut through the overloading of technical information surrounding digital cameras, with some simple and direct advice. Just spend a few […]
When it rains it pours right? I’ve been pretty busy this year. More than just busy though, I’ve been extremely lucky to work on some amazing projects with some wonderful teams and smart people.
This is what working as an independent, design agency is all about: good work, good people.
This week, three projects that I lead […]
Refreshed
This is embarrassingly tardy, but I wanted to say thanks to all those attended my Seattle Refresh presentation a few weeks ago. My presentation was largely a follow up to a previous Refresh talk I gave, about my first few months of freelancing.
This time, I talked about my recent switch from strictly freelancing to a more […]
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Got this in the last week of June, thought your stuff was really good Matt