I’ve been given a few branding projects recently, and the more I worked on them the more it got me thinking about how many logos you actually interact with without even realising. I’ve read in a few books and articles that we can see up to 16,000 advertisements, logos and labels in a single day. How can we take all of this in? How can we make logos stand out?
We use this grid to design most of our iPad apps. Simply turn guides on [CMD + ;] and you'll have a nice and simple grid based on minimum tappable areas. Currently comes only in landscape, we'll be updating this post with a portrait version too, so stay tuned.
We're looking for test candidates (people) above 30, preferably home owners to help us out with some website testing in the latter half of March in Portsmouth, Hampshire.
Symphony's strength is its simplicity and adaptability - part of this is its fantastic extension library which carries with it the same philosophy as the CMS itself. Symphony extensions tend to be focussed, and rather than forcing you to use them a certain way instead give you the tools necessary to expand your sites functionality, without getting in your way.
We're currently looking for talented web developers for both permanent and contract positions to join 3Degrees in the new year at our Old Portsmouth office.
Every now and then debates ensue with regard to the use of 'Lorem Ipsum', or as many of our clients refer to it, 'that latin text where my content should be'. In an ideal world we'd all be working with finalised copy that adds context to our work, but more often than not there's a compromise involved whereby the design aids in harnessing and housing that content.
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