by tintin | Sep 27, 2016 | Culture
In 1988, I worked as a graphic artist for Hanlon Brown Design. Things were a lot different 28 years ago. First of all, there were 4 employees, not 18 as currently employed full-time. Paste-up work was still a reality, copy was sent out for typesetting, and Lettraset...
by tintin | Jun 24, 2014 | Culture, HB Design
Getting an opportunity to talk with others about a shared interest will give way to engaging conversation and a means for each party to get to know each other on a deeper level. An opportunity to do just this presented itself recently to our employees, and the people...
by tintin | Nov 14, 2011 | HB Design, Inspiration
I got this in response to my blog “Every Great Dream Starts with a Dreamer.” Jenna said she can trace her career path back to dream that began around age 10. I’d love to hear your story, so please send it my way. Jenna I grew up in Cupertino, California. My first job...
by tintin | Oct 31, 2011 | Error Messages, Usability
As a follow up to my earlier post on Entertaining Error Messages, I’d like to offer this article from Smashing Magazine. It’s a thoughtful explanation that looks at preventing the “page not found” error in the first place as well as some tips...
by tintin | Oct 17, 2011 | HB Design
Nerd Spotlight: Robert Wallace (aka Office Magician) This marks the half-way point of my non-scientific research study to identify the most revered nerds of the HB Design office. This is the third post in the series (read the previous post here) and this week’s...
