June 14, 2013ribit took our cue from Apple and Jonathan Ive and their new iOS 7 design. We have moved away from using a skeuomorphic design to one that simply reflects ribit’s desire to make the web easy to use and beautiful. … Continue reading
November 16, 2012We get a lot of people asking if they should mobilize their web sites these days and I have to say that our answer is a resounding YES! Having your site mobilized is imperative. You need your site to work … Continue reading
February 29, 2012Finally, a day for frogs, leap day! So here I am with seven marketing tips on how to grow your business, or as I like to say: whether its online or offline great marketing can help your business leap off … Continue reading
December 8, 2011I spent this past weekend at TEDxSMU. To get to attend the live event you have to apply (okay no big deal), fill out a form (name, address), answer the essay question (ANSWER THE ESSAY QUESTION!?!). I haven’t … Continue reading
December 8, 2010The constant battle over fonts on a web site, is there a solution in sight? Clients always want to have beautiful fonts on their web sites, the only way we have had to do that and assure that “everyone” can … Continue reading
August 27, 2010The third and final post in this series, Web Site Design for Beginners, is now up on Edmee Roche’s (@edmeeroche) She’s Gone Blogging site. This blog post covers one of the most important decision you will have to make: what … Continue reading
August 10, 2010I was honored to be asked by Edmee Rochee (@edmeeroche) to guest blog on her site She’s Gone Blogging about Web Design for Beginners. It is a fun topic, one I really enjoy. It is being done as a series … Continue reading
June 4, 2010Following on Robin’s excellent post about branding, I wanted to take a closer look at one specific aspect of building your brand, the thing that one might say is the foundation of every brand: the logo. We here at ribit … Continue reading
May 18, 2010When you read a book do you start in the middle and read towards the beginning, then towards the end, then start at the beginning, then read the ending, the finish off all the pages you missed? You could, but … Continue reading
May 4, 2010In the process of creating the new Ribit web site-as well as my own personal site-I had occasion to test the site out on an iPad. Browsing on an iPhone/Pad/Pod (hereafter referred to as an iProduct) is very intuitive and easy, but … Continue reading