As part of the Doosan shoot in Tucson (yeah, it’s fun to say) we shot two product timelapse’s of Doosan’s excavator and dump truck. With perfect weather and perfect stars, the desert was a perfect place to pull it off
Here at Sundog we create a lot of responsive websites. Essentially you create one site which scales its size and changes its layout and content based on the browser resolution.
With higher resolution displays being put into devices that are viewed at arms length; standard web graphics will soon start to look less finished and more pixelated than ever. There are some options; when I met with Shannon she talked about how Sundog is already using vector graphics for the web due to their small file size and scalable nature. Video and photography is a little more complicated though.
Have you ever been to a website and your first thought is “this site is shady?” Have you ever downloaded an app only to open it once and never again? This is what I like to call Back Alley Design Syndrome (or BADS for short).
When making a responsive website isn’t currently possible, mobile websites can serve as great in-between point and provide a great start to creating a responsive website in the future.
February 29, 2012 | Shawn Tennyson: Finalists for the OBIE Awards Announced
The OBIE Awards is the ad industry’s oldest creative design award. It recognizes designs produced for outdoor advertising campaigns and is awarded by the Outdoor Advertising Association …More...
February 21, 2012 | Dean Froslie: How To Make Your Content More Responsive
When you consider your responsive strategy, it’s important to focus on navigation needs, design elements and the development requirements. At the same time, make sure your content …More...
February 17, 2012 | Paul Bourdeaux: Missing the Mark With QR - My Response To Jon Barocas
Jon Barocas, founder and CEO of bieMEDIA, recently made waves on Mashable when he blogged about Why QR Codes Won’t Last. While I respect Mr. Barocas and …More...
November 21, 2011 | Shannon Luney: Learning HTML and CSS one line of code at a time
I spend a lot of my time designing websites and working with developers to make them functional. When talking to developers about what design limitations I have, …More...
November 04, 2011 | Shannon Luney: mediaqueri.es
I’d like to take a moment to mention one of my favorite sites right now, mediaqueri.es. I pretty much visit this site daily. On mediaqueri.es there are …More...
August 31, 2011 | Shannon Luney: Content First
In early August I attended An Event Apart in Minneapolis. As I was looking back to my tweets during that time I found this gem: “Content precedes …More...
August 02, 2011 | Greg Ness: iPad* – The Perfect Content Consumption Device
Now that tablet computers are on their way to ubiquity (for the time being, mostly iPads), it would be smart to revisit and reassess your marketing …More...
July 31, 2011 | Shannon Luney: Responsive web design: Where to start
When creating a responsive web design, you will need to take 3 different screen resolutions into consideration: mobile, tablet and the web. The images below are an …More...
