Honestly truly — this Charitable Humans case study was the one that challenged the hell out of me. And I can totally say that months after completing it.
I enjoyed being able to create a responsive website that featured a donation flow for a charity and I was reminded of how important it is to be able to scrap your approach and pivot when a design isn’t working.
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The Limitless Learning case study is up and ready for you to view! This was my favourite project to work on, and low key that one I had my eye on from the beginning of the Google UX Design course. I’ve known for years that I want to create work that has some sort of a social good element to it, so this was the perfect project for me!
Read MoreMerry Christmas and happy holidays to all!
If you’re new here and you’re wondering what this Fonts We’re Feeling series is even about - don’t worry, I’ve got you! Every month I round up and share fonts that have caught my eye over the last month.
With that said, if you happened to miss the inaugural post from November 2021, go ahead and check it out! Maybe you’ll find a new font to use in your next project.
Read MoreNo, there isn’t a typo in the title of this post. I just forgot to add this to the blog weeks ago.
I’ve decided to create a monthly series where I share some of the fonts I’ve been loving. Hopefully you discover some new favourites along the way!
Read MoreAfter much work over the past few months, a lot of coffee, and staring at screens, the Movie Snackr app case study is finally live!
Read MoreIt’s a been a while, so I thought I’d drop in with this bit of news that will explain why I haven’t been actively posting on here or Instagram:
I’m taking the Google UX Design course through Coursera!
It has been on my radar for at least a couple of years, but in true to me fashion, I finally took the plunge in July, signed up, and started this journey.
If you know me in real life and we’ve spoken in depth about my dream to leave retail and customer service jobs behind for good, then you know that this has been a long time coming. Like years in the making.
Read MoreLike many people, I’m subscribed to a lot of newsletters for personal and business reasons, and the designer in me isn’t just looking at what the email is telling me, but also how it’s designed and presented. I noticed that a lot of the emails I kept drooling over from other small business owners all had the same thing in common: they were made in Flodesk.
Read MoreCan we talk about something? Grab your beverage of choice and get cozy!
A lot of businesses have launched during the pandemic. (Mine is one of them, even though it seems kind of weird to call my small side hustle a business, but technically, it is.) I have enjoyed seeing people come up with so many ideas about what to sell, how to get started with little to no money, and educate others on tips, tricks, services, and tools that are helpful to small business owners.
Read MoreI’m recycling the header from the Press Page I created for #051 in this series.
I’ve talked about this before, but creating things can be exhausting at times. It’s almost like being on a hamster wheel of creating, tweaking, then putting it out for people to see, and feeling the need to immediately get the next thing started.
Read MoreI’m sure if you’ve read through a few blog posts on here, you’ve probably figured out by now that my love and appreciation for Creative Market is real.
So real that they are my go-to website for fonts, mockups, illustrations, etc. I’m not kidding when I say go there first when I need design assets. The quality and variety from all of the creators and designers is top tier, the prices are affordable, and I love how there’s a wealth of information available on the blog.
Read MoreHello, my name is Tenisha, and I have shiny font syndrome.
This doesn’t mean that I literally like shiny fonts (okay, fine, the rose gold ones are pretty), but it means I have a tendency to buy fonts I swear I’ll use one day that would be absolutely perfect for various projects. As a result, I have a lot of fonts installed on my computer, and I have yet to use the majority of them.
Does that stop me from browsing Creative Market and buying $2 fonts that I technically don’t need right now, but probably will in the future? Nope.
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