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June 06, 2019
Posted by Jamie Barbosa

F8 2019: 3 Powerful Takeaways from this Year’s Facebook Conference

It’s Okay to Start From Scratch The announcement of the new facebook.com came with plenty of cool new features and ideas (see here). But, the most impactful idea I grasped onto was that it’s okay to start from scratch sometimes. Whether it be a technical or client project, we often find ourselves so deep into […]

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April 12, 2019
Posted by Blake Lucas

Direct-To-Consumer Disrupts-The-Competition

To say that direct-to-consumer brands are the next big thing is, to some, like saying iPhones are the next big thing — the first (hypothetical, exaggerated, and made up for the purpose of this blog) response is: “Duh. I’ve been using my Quip toothbrush since 2014 and I took a Ritual vitamin this morning just […]

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September 18, 2017
Posted by Maddie Joeris, Cynthia De La Torre and Catherine Babin

Celebrating Women in Design

As designers, our jobs are about solving creative problems for our clients and the most important thing to keep in mind when coming up with these creative solutions is the audiences we’re targeting. The audiences we’re constantly trying to reach include people of different genders, religions, ethnicities, and cultures which is why diversity is essential […]

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April 19, 2017
Posted by Cynthia De La Torre

Diversity in Design

Recently, I had the pleasure to attend a Design Diversity workshop at the University of Texas at Arlington (my alma mater). I listened to some incredible speakers discuss how their personal background influenced their careers and their designs. After the 2016 presidential election, diversity was (and still is) a constant topic in the news. One […]

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February 28, 2017
Posted by Chris Alvares

Stop Wireframing and Start Sketching Your Mockups.

When creating a new feature or building a new piece of software from scratch, one of the first steps in the software development lifecycle is always mocking up your design and bringing your vision to life. Sometimes this requires working with a graphic designer or UX specialist, but really, who can design what you have […]

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February 20, 2017
Posted by Maddie Joeris

Taking the Extra Step: Why Leave-Behinds Matter

In a digital advertising agency, it can be easy to overlook the importance of print. Specifically, the leave-behind. Leave-behinds are branding pieces that you leave behind (shocker) after meeting with a current or prospective client. These useful pieces of content can make a big impact and help to reinforce a message when interacting with a […]

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November 08, 2016
Posted by Hayley Rhodes

Bullet Journaling as a Designer

“A place for everything and everything in its place” are great words to live by to keep clutter at bay, but applying this concept to random thoughts, inspiration, ideas, doodles, to-dos, and goals is a whole other beast. Evernote works great for meeting notes, to-do lists, and quickly sharing those items with others, but I’m […]

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October 24, 2016
Posted by Maddie Joeris

Typography 101: A Breakdown of the Basics

What is typography? I first heard this word in an intro design class in college. I initially thought, “What do trees have to do with design.” However, I soon figured out that my professor was not, in fact, discussing topography with us. Typography is the study of letter and word forms and how to visually […]

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September 30, 2016
Posted by Cynthia De La Torre

Circles Conference 2016 Day 1 Recap

I was super stoked that I got the opportunity to go to Circles Conference this year on such a short notice. This was my first conference ever so I was pretty excited to get the opportunity to attend. Thanks to the leadership team for making it happen, I’m very grateful. Circles Conference was a three-day event with […]

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August 17, 2016
Posted by Cynthia De La Torre

My Favorite and Least Favorite Olympic Logos Thus Far

Inspired by the AIGA article where the great Milton Glaser rates every single Olympic logo, I decided to pick out my favorite and least favorite out of all of them. While the Olympics have been going on for centuries, the very first logo design seems to be from the 1924 Paris Summer Olympics. Anything before […]

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