It’s that time of the year again when all designers, advertisers, and marketers are searching all over Google to find the latest inspirational ideas for their next creative and spooky Halloween ad. You can find inspiration in visual elements like large print ads, banner ads, social media ads, images on Facebook or on a Twitter cover.
Illustrations matter big time. Yes, other factors are important too. Your content may be of the premium quality. Your website can be lightning fast and SEO-optimized. But let’s face it – without relevant visual tools on your website, you are not likely to build a solid online presence.
It’s a stereotype that designers love to design but hate everything else that comes with it – collaboration with clients, dealing with sales, marketing, etc.
Building a website is not easy, especially if your not tech savvy. There is no secret that the foundation of every successful company lies in a well-created and thought-out website. This includes not only visual design but also SEO optimization, features relevant to your business, web applications, textual content, etc.
There are moments when I like to travel and read something interesting. I’m not really into the novels and fantasies. I am more of a guy who is more interested in a personal opinion or even a simple personal story about a random topic.
I think the best job for a stalker would be in research. What better person is out there that likes digging into information until getting to the most accurate one?
I have a coffee cup in my left, my Mac in front of me and my iPhone in my right.
Here we are again with another amazing episode. Today’s protagonist is no other than Chip Kidd. If you are a book cover enthusiast, you probably know who he is.
I have to admit that I avoid long articles, blog posts and books, even though I like to read.
What marketers experience in the digital game today is a constant evolving rule-changer and adaptation “Tom & Jerry” game.
Officially, we live at the peak of the information era, with over one trillion pages on the Internet. Let me put it in numbers — 1,000,000,000,000 pages.