Design & Strategy

SUMMARY On this episode of Startup Junkies, hosts Jeff Amerine, Victoria Dickerson,...

Effective communication is essential for any organization, and Metova’s Chief Strategy Officer,...

Sales copy is intended to spur readers to take action—specifically, to make...

So you’re following GDPR protocol and you installed a cookie notice for your website. Maybe it’s a simple one or perhaps it’s one of those drop-downs showcasing options for a user to choose. Whatever type of notice you use, if you want to have a fully accessible website, you'll want to reconsider your notice’s placement.

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark., Jan. 25, 2018 /PRNewswire/ — Metova, a world-leading technology and...

Marketing is an ever-evolving set of principles, strategies, campaigns, looks, and vibes that help your business put its best foot forward and get your company noticed. However, even the most well-intentioned efforts and plans don’t always pan out. So why exactly aren’t you getting noticed?

Making the decision to start your own company is never an easy one. It takes guts and passion to get into the start-up game. On top of that, all the planning and considerations you have to make ahead of time can appear overwhelming on first glance.

One of the first things you need to do when starting a business is come up with a name. For some people, this may be easy. While some individuals may know exactly what they want to name their business, others may have to go through a process of brainstorming and trial and error to come to a final decision. To streamline this process, here are a few helpful ways that can help get your creative juices flowing and find the perfect name.

With the announcement of the new iPhone X adding another aspect ratio to the iPhone squad, I found that I didn't fully understand some of the design vocabulary that was being used. As I have done with many topics that I had trouble wrapping my mind around, such as ADA compliance and cryptography, I wrote about it. If you have found yourself struggling to comprehend some basic design concepts, these common design vocabulary explanations will help.

Last Tuesday Apple released their new (and expensive) iPhone X. The new phone has an “edge-less” display- something designers have been dreaming about for years! A phone where the actual device gets out of the way of the content you are consuming. It seems pretty magical. So the big question for designers is how will design change with the new, larger display?