Category: Web Design
Making The Switch To Sketch From PhotoshopFebruary 27, 2017
Transitions can be painful, time intensive, and costly. Especially when that transition impacts the workflow of a five person design department that relies on a piece of software to create complex and elegant UX/UI designs. Photoshop has been the cornerstone of our production workflow… Read More
Advocacy within User ExperienceJanuary 06, 2017
While user experience begins with empathy, we want to lead with advocacy. As products, businesses and services thrive, user needs change. Advocacy within user experience helps businesses evolve and stay ahead in a constantly changing landscape. Within User Experience, we devote a massive amount… Read More
THREE DESIGN PRINCIPLES TO LIVE BY: A SMASHING CONFERENCE NYC 2016 RECAPJuly 07, 2016
Our design and development teams are, by all definitions, experts in their field. But that doesn’t mean they’re complacent in their expertise. In June, we sent our Senior Interactive Designer, Kim Hecomovich, and Lead Developer, Allyson Beckers, to the Smashing Conference in New York… Read More
The First of Four Ways Your Website Could Be Costing you Money: User Experience (UX)April 07, 2016
Recently I authored a blog that served as a layman’s guide to digital marketing. I was speaking from the standpoint of someone who used to have very little knowledge about the subject at hand. My desire was, and is, to educate those who were… Read More
This Year’s Best and Worst Super Bowl Ad…WebsitesFebruary 11, 2016
The Super Bowl is a huge event for football players and fans, but it also represents the one time of the year when the TV viewing public actually enjoys commercials. Brands pay an obscene amount of money to capitalize on a captive audience with… Read More
Four Web Design and UX Trends for 2016 from the Spyder Trap Design TeamDecember 18, 2015
For the third part of our series on 2016 digital trends, I’ve asked our insanely talented design team to provide some of their predictions for the New Year. I was not disappointed with the quality and range of responses and am excited to share… Read More