Designing for the web has always been a race to keep pace with technology. But nothing has shaken things up more than the recent explosion in mobile web browsing.
KSD moved into the realm of web design in the mid '90s, when the prevalence of slow dial-up Internet speeds and quirky limitations of the earliest web browsers were a frustrating limitation to the creative design process.
So why have there been no new posts to our blog in almost a year?
Mark Arnold of m2d Design Group presented the final design proposal to the public today. Very nice work guys!
The Kentucky Telecom Association (KTA) is the leading state trade association supporting and promoting the telecommunications industry in the Commonwealth.
The Kentucky Telecom Association was, until recently, known as the Kentucky Telephone Association. The name change was adopted to better define the organization’s scope. KTA decided the new name required an update of their logo as well.
Kirby Stephens Design was tasked to design the new symbol, which began with an examination of the old. We determined that not only was the logo dated,
In the great green room, there was a telephone. And a red balloon, and a picture of the cow jumping over the moon.
Tied with “Where the Wild Things Are,” I find “Goodnight Moon” to be one of the greatest children’s books of all time.
I love these books for the way their words sing and their pages dance with simple, yet interesting pictures. In “Goodnight Moon,” the contrast between black and white pages for single objects — like the comb, the brush and the bowl full of mush — and bright colors on pages that show the bedroom with all objects in view is a brilliant tactic for catching children’s attention.
In the land of white trucks, our almost 80 year old building is getting some minor repairs. It sounds like there are elephants on the roof right now.
I felt this was a nice addition to the mother ship, but my wife was not impressed. The really neat thing about living on a gravel road is you get to redesign after every rain.
Some vanity license plates just work better than others. I suppose this is aimed at the color blind. I do love the coordinated attire. (Spotted recently in Somerset, Kentucky)
