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This article gives 5 simple rules to follow that will alleviate the large majority of project issues that arise from poor communication. Written by the principal of Paper Leaf, a design agency. Read More

What if we could avoid common frustrations, deliver products we're proud of and that people love to use, maintain great relationships and grow business, and most importantly, be and make people happy with our work? Read More

What do messages like We create beautiful websites that grow your business; We help businesses succeed online; and Canada’s leading digital post-secondary institution all have in common?

All those statements are vapid and empty; there’s nothing to back them up. There’s no proof. Read More

There are two pieces to the content pie. The first is the content itself – websites, blog posts, articles, ad campaigns, brand messaging, etc. The second is the audience interacting with that content. Those two pieces? They need to fit like they were forever meant to be together. Read More

There is a sense of pride over being able to state that we worked an exorbitant amount of hours this week, last week, or last month. I know because I’ve done it in the past, and probably still do it *sigh*. Saying you worked a 60 hour week is indirectly telling the listener how busy you are. Read More

Web development is a daunting challenge to tackle. The required skill set is only getting more and more complex over time, especially with the advent of responsive design and so many internet-enabled devices. You can’t expect to learn everything yourself; here are some sites that helped me. Read More

Your business is a ship. When you had a small ship, you could do it all yourself. But what happens when you find yourself the captain of a larger ship? Read More

People think networking is all about finding opportunities and selling yourself. This article teaches you to change your way of thinking when it comes to networking, and why it works better than the "sell yourself" method of networking. Read More