Responsive Web Design has gained in usage and ease of use. But one, rather large, missing piece is responsive images.

Google App Engine provided a slew of learning, and allowed me to rapidly build my side-projects. But, it's time to move on.

The implementation and advocacy of responsive web design is increasing, and possibly fully manifested in the web design community. Are you taking part?

When I was working in a team of about ~15 at an Advertising Agency, we were commonly trying to perfect how we all interacted with each other.

A few weeks ago I posted about possible drawbacks of being a self-taught web developer and I got some really good feedback.

I had yet to notice any drawbacks of working in a field where I have either taught myself what I need to know or learned through work experience. Until now.

Since I missed the chance to see one of my all-time favourite people live, in Vancouver, I had an all-too-good reason to visit Seattle for the first time.

I don't subscribe to any sort of minimalist way of life. But, that word seems to have a meaning that I can often attest to my life. The funny thing about words and their meaning is that they aren't consistent across all means.

Chris Allen is a Vancouver based freelance Graphic Designer and Art Director, an Emily Carr Institute of Art and Design graduate and has strong roots in the Skateboarding industry.