UX/UI Design and Development
As a person who forgets everything (I mean, literally, everything, it’s worrysome), Evernote is one of the most important apps in my life. I use it to store all the info I want to hang on to for dear life. I save articles in there, I write stories in there, I take notes and notes …
For my birthday this year, my mom and my wife teamed up to get me a letterpress printing class at the Visual Arts Center here in Richmond. I was incredibly excited because I’ve seen so many documentaries and actual printing press shops over the years but have never taken part in the process and I …
I took a good look at JetBrains Mono and was really impressed. It starts with the principles of Consolas and strives to improve readability and usability by: Using the pixel grid more effectively Increasing the height of lower-case letters Distinctive symbols and letters (so “1”, lower-case “L” and upper-case “I” look distinct) They also have …
This is an incredible website (https://itsnotviolent.com) by the government of Quebec (but the content’s in English, so not to worry, non-Francophones) that gives real-world examples of relationship violence in the frame of a text conversation between a young person and their romantic partner. The graphic design conveys a fun, emoji-style interface…but the content is much, …
My wife, baby and I recently stayed in a decent hotel. We wanted a suite, as it helps us have a life after our baby goes to bed. We got this suite at a pretty reasonable price and at a hotel that was recently renovated and well-reviewed. As we sat there in the other room, …
Helvetica. It’s the font you’re ordered to love when you first start wading into the world of design. It’s clean, crisp, beautiful, functional, sturdy, sleek, stylish, Genus, and Species. Hang on…”King Phillip Came Over…” I got my pnemoics mixed up, I think. Whatever, people like Helvetica, is my point. Helvetica has its own documentary, its …