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Presentations: 2 Minute Training #9: Bring Your Whole Presentation With You. The Whole Thing. And A Backup. When presenting, don’t leave anything to chance. To do so will only invite folly. Avoid this grievous error by bringing your entire presentation with you. All of it. With YOU. Every part. And have a backup, just in case. See the Real World from the Graphic Designer’s Point of View Ever wonder what things would be like if the whole world was treated like some clients treat their graphic designers? Have a little peek at this video. Just for the record, no client that has ever treated me like this will ever be spoken of by Continue reading See the Real World from the Graphic Designer’s Point of View var topsy_style = “small”; Networking: 2 Minute Training (special): Top 10 Ways To Get More ReTweets with Twitter! Tyler Dockery, creative lead at Dockery Design, was recently asked to judge collegiate student portfolios for the FDA at North Carolina’s Wake Tech University. The FDA (Future Designers of America) allows students the opportunity for many extra-curricular activities, learning opportunities, speaking engagements, contests, and of course, portfolio reviews. On Monday, January 18th, Tyler Dockery will be judging Continue reading Tyler Dockery Asked to Judge FDA Portfolios in North Carolina At Dockery Design, consulting for a business can be a day-long affair, a multi-month engagement in their office, and everything in between. Consulting for a live, working business often involves a learning curve as our team comes to understand their current business workflow, their vendor interaction, and their marketing plan. Once we see how their Continue reading Consultant in Action: Consulting for Dockery Design The Web Site Design and Development Process There are several steps in the web site design and development process— from gathering initial information, to the creation of your web site, and finally to maintenance to keep your web site up to date and current. The exact process will vary slightly from designer to designer, but the basics Continue reading Successful Web Design for Businesses in 6 stages by Tyler Dockery of Dockery Design. While creating a new website for ASPE’s IT Division for nationwide training, I ran into a problem with my formatting. In my CSS stylesheet, I began by outlining an over-arching style to command the entire site. I noted it thus:
* { by Tyler Dockery of Dockery Design. PART 1: Back To Design Basics: Understand Your Target Audience You would be surprised how many resumes a design firm receives every month. Some are plain, some are fancy, some come with cover letters, and some are really “over the top”. But one thing remains the same— We don’t know any Continue reading Your Resume: The Hidden Design Piece – part 1 Imagine the situation: your designer is in a life-threatening car crash. Can someone take over his work immediately? Chances are, NO. There will almost always be a learning curve. But you can help to combat that by adding some simple instructions into the master CSS file that you use. At Dockery Design, we work with all kinds Continue reading Embed Your Branding in Your CSS 
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