Nearly two years ago I published a post on 15 mac apps web designers should have in their dock.
I thought it was about time I updated this list with any new apps I’ve started using but turns out I’ve been using pretty much the same lot since then.
Here are 5 new apps I’ve been [...]
Back in June I had the pleasure of winning an iPad from the Onotate team. Don’t get me wrong, I’m extremely thankful but after less than 2 months of very little usage I’ve sold it. Why did it fail me?
Tomorrow I have the pleasure of flying out to Austin, Texas for South by Southwest (SXSW).
Very excited. Love it in the States and have wanted to go to SXSW for years now. Austin looks like a great place.
A quick blog post this week as I’ve been working on getting a new portfolio/blog on the go. This was one of my goals for the year and shouldn’t have been too hard since I started working on it back before Christmas, but it did take a bit longer than expected.
Every year I take a look back at the past 12 months and set some goals for the year ahead. It’s good to get it down on paper (or screen) and by making it public there’s more chance of actually following through.
Remember those days when people used to put website hit counters on their site (actually I still see this every so often)? These days we are more secretive about our stats, or we simply don’t see the need to share them openly with the rest of the world.
After checking my Google Analytics account recently, I [...]
After reading this recent post from @paddydonnelly, Not Another ‘10 Tips to get more Twitter Followers’, I felt compelled to write what I think is the best way to use Twiiter for getting more followers.
Follow this surefire guide and you’ll have hundreds (or even thousands) of more followers on Twitter in no time.
There’s no doubting the power of Twitter and the ability to share information virally. Just look at the Hudson plane crash as an example. But what’s amazing is the kindness that comes with the Twitter community.
Action for Kids is a charity dedicated towards helping disabled children and their families. They help transform young lives by supplying kids with wheelchairs, mobility equipment and work opportunities.
Left to right: Daniel, Maleah & William
I recently finished MA Multidisciplinary Design at the University of Ulster that I started back in September 2007. Often I get asked by various students and others what the course is like and if it is worth doing. So I thought I would write a quick summary and review of the course to help out [...]