Webconf.asia does a #02
13 mins read, by Anthony Amici
Thought-provoking talks and informative workshops for web creators return to Hong Kong for the second year running!
Insights
We have published 3 Documentations and 12 Insights so far.
Green office fingers
6 mins read, by Ploy Boonnitipat
We like our plants like our clients: happy and healthy. Ploy Boonnitipat, our account exec, wrote you a brief guide on keeping office plants.
Think like it’s 1995; code like it’s 2035
7 mins read, by Anthony Amici
A workshop on web resilience and progressive enhancement with Jeremy Keith.
In a design pitch, no one wins
7 mins read, by Jarijn Nijkamp
A design pitch, (also known as spec work) is a very, very bad idea.
EVROPA: an experiment in VR
10 mins read, by Anthony Amici
Diving headfirst into Unity & the Google Cardboard SDK and coming out the other side with a strange underwater VR experience.
Awesome clients = awesome projects
9 mins read, by Jarijn Nijkamp
5 reasons why your new website will be even better than you had expected!
What? A web conference in Hong Kong?
9 mins read, by Anthony Amici
Find out what happened at the first annual Webconf.asia, a conference in Hong Kong for anyone who makes anything on the web.
Healthy Octopus: encouraging stair use
8 mins read, by Anthony Amici
Can we improve public health in the Hong Kong metro by using monetary rewards (and a cute octopus)?
Intro to Interning 101
4 mins read, by Ethelia Lung
The first internship is always a scary one. The second, third and fourth are no less intimidating; so when the internship exceeds your expectations, celebration is surely in order.
Fast Food Design
A few mins read, by David Wieland
The occurrence of so-called ‘fast food design’, where design products are generated almost automatically, is a direct result of another phenomenon, Design Singularity. Singularity in design is when effective design trends are overabundantly evident in all sorts of designs, regardless of industry or character.
“That should be easy, right?”
4 mins read, by K Chan
Tab, tab, tab. Voila! The developer once again saves the day. But, is it really that easy?
Make my logo bigger
5 mins read, by David Wieland
When a designer presents their work to you, they are willing and able to defend their design choices. (this does not mean they should get defensive about it. There’s an important difference.)