Getting Comical with Brad Colbow

August 5th, 2009 by Jacob Gube | 13 Comments

Getting Comical with Brad Colbow

Web Designer and Illustrator Brad Colbow is like the Deion Sanders of the design industry: he can create killer user interfaces, and then turn around and craft witty webcomics about his experiences.

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Six Questions: Chris Spooner on Blogging as a Designer

July 22nd, 2009 by Jacob Gube | 18 Comments

Six Questions: Chris Spooner on Blogging as a Designer

We interviewed top designer and blogger, Chris Spooner, to find out about managing weblogs on top of being a professional creative. Here’s what he has to say…

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Six Questions: Tony Chester on Running a Design Firm

April 27th, 2009 by Jacob Gube | 19 Comments

Tony Chester on Running a Design Firm

Tony Chester is the man behind OnWired – a successful, progressive, award-winning web design and web development firm responsible for making stunning and captivating web solutions for clients in various industries.

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Web Standardistas on Web Standards in Education

April 13th, 2009 by Chris Wallace | 14 Comments

Christopher Murphy and Nicklas Persson are designers and digital artists as well as lecturers in interactive design at the University of Ulster at Belfast. In addition, they co-authored the newly-released book HTML and CSS Web Standards Solutions: A Web Standardistas’ Approach. They are passionately and actively promoting web standards in education and through their own practice and are now commonly referred to as the Web Standardistas.

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Six Questions: Eric Meyer on CSS3

December 9th, 2008 by Jacob Gube | 65 Comments

Eric A. Meyer knows a thing or two about standards-based CSS and HTML development. He’s a distinguished expert on CSS and HTML, an author of numerous books on CSS, co-founder of An Event Apart, a coveted guest speaker, a member of the A List Apart crew, and  founder of Complex Spiral Consulting (I could go on – but I think you get the picture).

Eric Meyer on CSS3 - photo courtesy of Chris Jennings.

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