Print design is made for fixed, physical objects: a business card, a brochure, a package, a banner. Digital design is made for screens that change size, brightness and behavior: a website, an email, a social post, an app. The skills overlap, but the technical rules,...
Use RGB for anything that lives on a screen: your website, social posts, email, presentations. Use CMYK for anything printed with ink on paper, board or packaging, unless your printer tells you otherwise. That one exception matters more than most guides admit, and we...
The best website discovery questions cover seven things: why the site exists, who it serves, what it must do, what content you have, how success gets measured, who signs off, and what constraints (budget, platform, accessibility, old URLs) shape the work. Answer them...
A brand discovery workshop is a structured working session where the people who run a business and the team shaping its brand agree on who the brand is for, how it differs from the alternatives and what it should stand for, before anyone draws a logo or builds a page....
A strong homepage hero does one job: it tells a visitor what you do, who it’s for and what to do next, before they have scrolled. That takes a specific headline of about ten words or fewer, one line of support, a single call to action and a visual that proves you are...
