Archive for the 'Design' Category

February
28th 2009
New Client – Jo Barrett

Posted under Author Websites & Client Relations & Design & Jo Barrett & Web Design

IMG_5021 My wonderfully talented graphic artist of a cousin, Denny, referred a co-worker to me for redesigning her website. Denny is a graphic designer for H Texas Magazine. A coworker of his, Jo Barrett, desperately needed a redesign of her current website for the launch of her third book.

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December
8th 2008
Learning Styles – Their Effect on Successful Design

Posted under Design & Design for Children & Information Design & User Interface & Web Design

dreamstime_5757003 Learning Styles: Visual, Auditory, and Kinesthetic Learners

Most people fall into one of three categories of learning styles: visual learning, auditory learning, or kinesthetic learning. There are few people who fall into more than one style of learning. When designing for a product it is important to do as best as possible to include items to appeal to all three learning styles.

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December
2nd 2008
Designing the User Interface

Posted under Design & Information Design & User Interface & Web Design

Designing the user interface should be the most important part of a designers’ job. The interface is what bridges the user to the computer. It acts as an information portal where the user will obtain and process data into information. The interface is where information design actually exists in tangible form. The tangible form is where the look and feel of the program comes into play.

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