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On 21, Dec 2012 | No Comments | In Design, Infographics, News, Strategy, Technology | By marissa
People aren’t getting any less lazy in 2013. Why read a blog post when the same information can be conveyed to you in a 30 second video? With streaming quality increasing and camera prices decreasing, in 2013 it will be easier than ever to produce and then distribute content.
On 05, Jun 2012 | One Comment | In Blog, Design | By marissa
CrossFit New Haven and Digital Surgeons are proud to officially announce the launch of CrossFit New Haven’s redesigned website which can be found at www.crossfitnewhaven.com.
On 08, Dec 2011 | No Comments | In Blog, Design | By marissa
On Thursday, Twitter announced and began implementing a pretty new redesign for Twitter.com. The sleek new design reorganizes the profile page, with the user’s basic information across the top, including profile picture, info, and number of followers, following and lists. Directly under the main header is what was traditionally a users feed (now home) which includes tweets from the user. On the left sidebar are clickable links out to view “followers” “following,” “favorites,” “lists” and “recent images,” as well as a panel for “Similar to you.”
On 23, Sep 2011 | 4 Comments | In Design, News | By marissa
Facebook proved today at their annual f8 developer conference that social supremacy is born of a mix of technological innovation and having a user base that is not just massive, but rich in history.
Mark Zuckerberg, after a humorous introduction sketch with Andy Samberg, wowed everyone by introducing Facebook’s newest feature, Timeline.
On 17, Jan 2011 | No Comments | In Blog, Design | By Digital Surgeons
So what’s going on behind the design scenes at some of America’s most venerable brands? A few months ago we saw the Gap introduce a new logo design that was so quickly and thoroughly panned across the blogosphere that they pulled it within a week. And now Starbucks has “upgraded” their mark. But bad as it was, at least the Gap’s attempt at a refresh included their name.
The new Starbucks logo drops the company name, and that’s not such a good idea.
On 23, Nov 2010 | 9 Comments | In Design, Infographics | By markmyrick
It’s that time of year again! The holiday rush is here – finding that perfect gift for Gram, that new toy for Mikey, a unique gift for that special someone, long lines, parties and family get-togethers. Here’s a quick look at the numbers for this holiday season.
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