Happy Cyber Monday, everyone! Today is the day that all of us show a little bit more of our geeky side and really let loose!
As many of you know, we don’t do giveaways very often at GDB, but when MOO contacted us, I was thrilled because I’ve always been
One of my very first clients asked me to redesign a “simple” website. Being a young graphic designer, I was so excited that someone was
This is not one of those posts that rants and raves about how great designers are and how horrible design clients are. In fact, I
Recently, on the Graphic Design Blender facebook page, one of our fans, Sarah Grant, asked a question about cold-emailing (like cold-calling, but via email) to
As I mentioned in a previous post, I’ve been reading a fantastic book recently titled The Four-Hour Workweek* by Tim Ferris. In the book (which
Ten years ago, the common things we see on websites are frames, navigation bars (that we still need to scroll up and down, left and
In this age of instant messaging and texting, usage of proper English (or whatever language you’re communicating in) has become a rarity. It’s not uncommon
I’ve recently been reading The Four-Hour Work Week (*aff) by Tim Ferriss and I have to tell you, I’m absolutely loving it! I’m only 45-50
The more I work with designers to help them build their design business, the more I realize there is a common trick that clients use
Have you ever beat your head against a wall after getting off the phone with one of those clients who just really gets on your
This post is part 10 of a series. Read the rest of the series here: Common mistakes designers make with clients – Part 1: Not
This post is part 9 of a series. Read the rest of the series here: Common mistakes designers make with clients – Part 1: Not
This post is part 8 of a series. Read the rest of the series here: Common mistakes designers make with clients – Part 1: Not
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