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7 Simple Photoshop Typography Tips You’re Already Doing, Right?
October 6, 2011 - Just because you can do something in Photoshop doesn't mean you should do it, especially if you're designing web sites in Photoshop. This is most definitely true of how you handle typography in Photoshop. It's always frustrating to painstakingly craft your type, just to find out…
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Designers: Are You Asking Questions About UX?
October 7, 2011 - A few weeks ago I posted a tweet to designers saying, "If you're not asking questions about the UX that gets handed to you, you're not doing your job." Responses varied from general agreement to my favorite sarcastic remark, "If you're not asking questions about the UX…
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Inspired
October 7, 2011 - Steve Jobs' work has been central to my life for about as long as I can remember. When I was three years old, my dad bought our family's first Macintosh. I remember being by his side as he set it up. My dad has since made his living writing about the Macintosh -- he's been a…
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Trackiffer.js: GA Events Made Easier
October 12, 2011 - Google Analytics events measure and categorize specific user actions, giving insight into difficult metrics like outbound links and JavaScript interactions. Unlike pageviews, the attributes of an event are entirely controllable by the way you track them, and can be fired…
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Misinterpreting Minimalism
October 12, 2011 - As of late, I've noticed there are quite a few websites popping up that are designed in a minimalist aesthetic. I believe designing in this style requires more attention to typography and grid systems to be effective. Unfortunately, this is not the case with many examples I've…
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CSS Strategy Square-off
October 14, 2011 - It’s an exciting time for CSS. On top of the advances being made both in what to write (CSS3) and what to write with (SASS+Compass, Less), CSS is enjoying a spate of serious discussion over how it should be written. This might come as a suprise to some (and did to me).…
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Viget’s Design Process Front and Center, at Comp DC
October 14, 2011 - Viget was pleased to recently be a part of the gallery exhibit, Comp DC: A Comprehensive Look at the Design Process presented by the Communication Design Program at Northern Virginia Community College in Alexandria, Virginia. It was a great chance for us to connect with local…
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3 Reasons to Heart T&M
October 17, 2011 - At Viget we typically run our projects within a Time & Materials (T&M) pricing model where billing is based on the hours used by the team. I'm a fan of T&M. Here are three reasons why: Flexibility It comes with the territory that requirements may shift halfway…
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Using Filters to Create GA Reports for Each Section of Your Site
October 25, 2011 - Recently, Matthew came to us with a common Google Analytics challenge--how to break out reports for particular sections of a site. He wrote a blog post explaining his situation, and we helped out--here’s how we did it, so you can, too! The Challenge In Matthew’s example,…
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Question Your Best Practices
October 25, 2011 - Starting at Viget a little over a month ago inspired me to take stock of the best practices that I’d developed over the years. From whole workflows to the smallest code snippet, I decided it was time to upend everything that I thought was perfect and bomb–proof to…