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February 2017
Being creative is great, but when is it better to forgo style for substance? Well, according to the science, it’s when you’re trying to get people to look at your website and, more importantly, stay there (ie. have a low bounce rate). Now, the important misconception we need to abolish
Some might be happy with a couch and a laptop. Others, meanwhile, want something else to fuel their creativity. Unfortunately, home creative spaces aren’t the easiest thing in the world to conjure up. Sure, take to any creative design agency and your mind will be blitzed with inspiration – but
Whether you are launching a business, starting a blog or building an online portfolio, the design of your website will largely determine the success of your project. A solid online presence is crucial, and the best websites make sure that visitors are happy to stick around. However, it’s not just
Psychology of design is a little bit complicated than what most people perceive it to be. Each day people are faced with decisions to make. You either sacrifice the convenience of playing at Vegas Palm Online casino so that you can travel miles to the nearest land-based casino or opt
For me it started with The Iron Giant. But then came movies like iRobot, Wall-e, and Pacific Rim. But now, in 2017, robots are becoming much more of a reality. With teams like Boston Dynamics at the forefront, I won’t be surprised if we see robots and AI like in
People who work online, know and appreciate the importance of good visual content. Good visual content is not always easy to come by, and locating superb visual content is even harder – unless you create it yourself. Creating attractive and engaging visual content necessitates adhering to several fundamental rules: Images
If you’re like me, you probably don’t know much about the form of energy that powers our everyday life. For that reason, here are 10 quick facts about electricity to get you up to speed: Courtesy of kickassfacts.com A platypus hunts via electricity and has 80 different kinds of venomous
One of my coolest frozen lake experiences was in Invermere British Columbia, Canada a few winters ago. Lake Invermere is fairly big, 8.43 km² to be exact, but that wasn’t the interesting part. What blew my mind was when I chucked a rock onto the ice, the lake made a
What do you think of when you see something melting? Like a melting ice cream cone, or a melting snowman? I personally think a melting snowman looks very depressing and sad, but a melting ice cream cone can look amazing. In the same way, designs that use the melting effect
I personally associate the color yellow with taxis, lemons, and the sun; but yellow can trigger and evoke different emotions and feelings that can benefit your project. Here’s a short excerpt from 99designs.com: Yellow is perhaps the most energetic of the warm colors. It is associated with laughter, hope and
