by Mojoe.net | Mar 1, 2021 | Design, Graphic Design, News, Web Design, Web Development
There’s a tech war going on right under our noses. Not the robot-skeletons kind, but the most-accepted format kind, in the vein of Playstation vs Xbox or Betamax vs VHS. This particular format war involves us all, and chances are you’ve seen its combatants without...
by Mojoe.net | Dec 9, 2020 | Design, Graphic Design, Marketing, News
The great thing about graphic design trends is that each year arrives with the opportunity for a reset. And given the challenging shape of 2020, the graphic design trends of 2021 may offer us the biggest breath of fresh air yet. While past trends were driven by the...
by Mojoe.net | Sep 21, 2020 | Design, Development, Marketing, Mojoe.Net, News
Most freelancers took advantage of remote collaboration before COVID, but now (at least for the time being), establishing remote relationships with clients is a virtual certainty. While the client dynamic may have changed for some, the goal of collaborative...
by Mojoe.net | Sep 14, 2020 | Design, Development, Graphic Design, Marketing, Mojoe.Net, News, SEO, Web Design, Website
Every element of a well-designed website is carefully planned. However, even the most effective designs need to be updated, and even the best law firm websites need periodic refreshing. Check out these 10 quick tips that will refresh your website without requiring a...
by Mojoe.net | Sep 4, 2020 | Design, Development, Graphic Design, Mojoe.Net, News, Web Design, Website
Remember your last web development project? You went over budget, blew past deadlines and became frustrated with just about everyone involved at some point. The bad news? It was rough. The really bad news? It was probably your team’s fault. Most CEOs have serious...
by Mojoe.net | Sep 2, 2020 | Design, Mojoe.Net, News, Web Design, Website
Malcolm Gladwell’s bestselling book, Blink: The Power of Thinking Without Thinking, has a provocative thesis. Contrary to commonsense, which warns against “snap judgments,” Gladwell argues that, often, our automatic, largely unconscious way of making decisions...
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