ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Corey asks Deane about his ideal web design, and Deane talks about how CSS ruined the web. (He's kidding, mostly.)
Then, Sam Otis, lead designer at Blend Interactive and designer of The Web Project Guide, joins us to talk about his history in design — from Flash to responsive web design, what young designers need to know about the web, and what he wishes clients would stop doing.
The Web Project Guide (webproject.guide) podcast is sponsored by Blend Interactive, a web strategy, design, and development firm dedicated to guiding teams through complicated web and content problems, from content strategy and design to CMS implementation and support.
Read Chapter 13: Develop the Graphic and Interface Design.
Show Notes:
- Sam Otis (@sam_otis)
- verysamish
- Instagram — @verysamish
- "Responsive Web Design" — Eathan Marcotte, A List Apart
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