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Four Lessons from Hopscotch Design Festival
September 14, 2015 - This year marked the second annual Hopscotch Design Fest in Raleigh, NC. I’ve been lucky enough to attend both times, and have been inspired and excited by the amazing designers (including locals and those who travel from afar) who spoke at the event. While the topics…
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Should You Use a Custom Scroll Indicator? A Study with Eye-Tracking
September 15, 2015 - What effect do custom scroll indicators have on users' reading behavior?
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Timely Product Development
September 16, 2015 - Having recently enjoyed an incredible weekend at our Pebble Rocks Boulder hackathon, I'm once again reminded of how little time it actually takes to build incredible products. And once again I'm baffled that so many companies seem so comfortable working slowly. On Speed and…
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Let’s Brand a Hackathon!
September 16, 2015 - Viget recently organized, Pebble Rocks Boulder, a weekend-long hackathon focused on hardware like the Pebble watch, wearables, 3D printing, etc. (Read all about the actual event here!) My job for the event was simple: make sure everything in terms of visuals, voice, and…
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Designing for Accessibility: 3 Things To Watch For
September 17, 2015 - Accessibility has long been an interest for our designers. Back in 2009, Viget design team alum Samantha Warren wrote a post about designing for accessibility right here on the Inspire blog. It remains one of our most trafficked blog posts, and lately we’ve been making an even…
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Five Characteristics (and Examples) of Successful Digital Campaigns
September 17, 2015 - When I gave my talk to the sixth class of Emerging Wildlife Conservation Leaders (EWCL), a key topic I covered dealt with common characteristics of successful digital campaigns I’ve encountered over the years. These pertain largely to cause-based initiatives given my work at…
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Fun and Games with Design Challenges
September 21, 2015 - At Viget, we work on everything from content sites to complex applications. Accordingly, as UX designers, we need to maintain a well-rounded and contemporary set of skills that we can draw upon as needed. We're constantly learning from the variety of client…
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By the Numbers: 2015 Internship Applicant Volume and Sourcing
September 22, 2015 - Every autumn, after bidding farewell to our summer interns, we take some time to look back on our internship recruiting data from the past year. We’re interested in tracking our performance and evolution in terms of applicant volume and sourcing so we can make…
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Naming My Tech Values
September 24, 2015 - When you think about technology, what matters to you? Not to your company, or to the industry, and certainly not to the media. But to you, as an individual who works and builds on the web—what do you value? In its current state, the web is overflowing with ideas.…
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Get Lazy with Custom Enumerators
September 28, 2015 - Ruby 2.0 added the ability to create custom enumerators and they are bad ass. I tend to group lazy evaluation with things like pattern matching and currying – super cool but not directly applicable to our day-to-day work. I recently had the chance to use a custom…
