I was so excited to see this one go live for Silverado Cooking School. For starters, they have amazing photos which increases the design tenfold. I say this all the time, but I could have the same design with subpar photos and the impact just isn’t the same. Quality imagery is worth the investment, I say. Secondly, it’s a website about food.
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August 12, 2012 was the day I “went live” on this venture, not sure what it would bring. Dave and I were headed to France, about to embark on a two-year European adventure where I wasn’t allowed to work, so I needed something to keep me busy (and to keep me from eating allll the baguettes and cheese)
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We have gone from a zone to a man defense in our house. Luca has evened up the playing field with the arrival of his baby sister Alessia Joan on July 2 and now has a permanent partner in crime.
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If there is one thing that I’ve learned (and sometimes need help remembering!) it’s that I shouldn’t overthink designs. Though another creative team came up with this look and feel, it reminds me that whatever conveys the message is the best approach.
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Since I’m summoning all the warm weather vibes I can right about now, I wanted to share a website launch that featured a wine to put us all in the summer spirit.
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It’s important to remember that your website needs regular check ups, in the same way that you take a car in to be serviced.
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Armed with a style guide (super handy to have!) and a web brief (equally as handy), I was excited about the challenge of giving this brand an online home of its own.
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So what is Gutenberg? Gutenberg is what the fine folks at WP Headquarters are calling the newest 5.0 branch release. The big takeaway about this updated version is the shake up to the content editor. It used to be that you add a new post/page and there was a box for the title, then a […]
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