Are designers and writers obsolete now that AI can do their jobs?
For a bunch of you, yes. I’m talking to organizations who understand how AI writing and design tools work, know […]
Branding
Looking forward and backward
TLDR: We’re reinventing everything. It’s time for joy. LimeRed has been in business for 20 years, and the journey has
Four must-have conditions for a successful branding project
More than research, more than project management, more than Adobe software, we’ve narrowed down four things that have to be
Winners and Finalists of our Super Awesome 2020 Branding Giveaway
We want to first thank everyone who participated in this year’s Super Awesome 2020 Branding Giveaway. All of our entries
Meet Felix, a Design Expert from El Salvador
We are delighted to welcome our 2017 fellow from the Young Leaders of the Americas Initiative, Felix Castellanos. Felix is
Branding exercises: I changed my mind and I’m giving them away
Our last post on branding (how much should you give away) struck a nerve with folks. It seemed like a
Letting Go of Creative Ego or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Ask for Feedback
With designers at places like Facebook and inVision revealing that they suffer from imposter syndrome, it seems like were entering
If I were alive in the 1970s, Im pretty sure ITC would have been my H&J.
I want to start this post by apologizing for my ignorance as as related to my age in certain areas. I spent the earlier part of my formative years in a town whose mind is about as far removed design as can be, and any exposure I’ve gained in the area has been either self-taught, or through the mentorship of co-workers. Naturally this leaves holes in ones education. A hole in mine: the typefaces of ITC.
How to make working with images less horrible Part 1: File types and resolution
We build websites that are easy to manage and update. Those updates almost always include adding, editing and moving around images. We have nifty ways of creating websites where it doesnt matter what size image you upload, it will always be right. However, we know that working with images can be a pain in the you-know-what, especially with all the different file types and resolutions, and even more difficult when you dont have fancy photo editing software. Well, fear not, were here to help!
How to make working with images less horrible Part 2: Easy image editing for PCs and Macs
So now that weve gone over how to choose image file types and resolutions, lets talk about how we actually edit those images (without the expensive software) so that we can use them on a website. For this article, Im going to avoid talking about Photoshop. Photoshop is great software we use it every day it’s professional and it’s expensive. We’re discussing consumer-level editing (and pricing) for those of you out there that just need something quick and dirty to get the job done.