by Bob Wallace | Nov 21, 2016 | Technology, Usability
How do you learn about usability? Learning about usability can be accomplished by reading textbooks on the subject, or by reading internet articles. But it can also be learned by looking at and examining examples of bad usability. A good source of examples is from...
by Bob Wallace | Nov 1, 2016 | Technology
One of the tasks you often want to do is to check which page your site shows on for a particular search engine with a particular query. If you do this entirely by hand it becomes quite tedious. You go to Google, or Bing, or Yahoo and type in your search term. Then on...
by Gail Snow | Aug 16, 2016 | Design, Technology
As a nationally certified, diversity-owned company, HB Design is able to build relationships with leading corporations, generate prospective business and clients, and collectively team with other diversity certified business for contracting opportunities. As corporate...
by Gery Teague | May 4, 2016 | Technology, Web Design
Why do some programmers argue for old solutions like sprite sheets when they are far worse? Here are some reasons why you shouldn’t use sprite sheets.With the rise in the popularity and use of new web technologies like html5, css3, and ecma5.1-based JavaScript,...
by Bob Wallace | Apr 25, 2016 | Technology, Web Design
Development tools for responsive web design are getting better all the time. Unfortunately they are not always obvious. Recently one of my co-workers showed me how Google Chrome has a great tool for showing how a web page responds to changing view port sizes. Well I...
by Gery Teague | Feb 22, 2016 | Technology
To understand the state of motion graphics on the web and where we’re headed, we should look at the needs, the solutions, and the tools used to create those solutions.We have two basic needs in motion graphics. Motion graphics that can be interacted with and...
