Face-lift Time!

At the time of this writing (as you can see), my website is seriously lacking in design quality— especially for a designer. But never fear! This is simply because I just transferred my hosting to iPage and decided it’s about time to give my website a face-lift. It has recently come to my attention that a website (especially for someone who sells website services) really does actually represent the company… Continue reading

Non-Profit Makeover

Citizens Commission on Human Rights® is a group that is not only making a positive impact on society with their informative and inexhaustible data on the abuses of psychiatry, theyre on fire! This beast of an organization, many chapters strong and spanning the globe, is making an unprecedented movement in the securing of human rights and the cleaning up of the pharmaceutical industry and psychiatric crimes (where the most brutal… Continue reading

WordPress Vs Drupal

WordPress and Drupal are both good web applications. They’re growing in popularity every day and continually worked on for further improvements.

WordPress, although it can be manipulated into something entirely different, is primarily made for blogging. As a freelancer, I like it because it’s easy for my clients to grasp when I issue them an account they can log in and manage their content with. As a theme… Continue reading

Knowing Your Pixels

When working in a program like Photoshop® or Gimp®, you’ll soon find yourself becoming familiar with the distance 600px (pixels) reaches in width or height (as compared to your own computer monitor anyway).

This becomes helpful in at least two ways.

  1. Guestimating element sizes. When you want to determine a good size for an image, box or some other element, you can often get it right or very close in the first