Our thinking about HubSpot, AI, & removing silo'ed data

We’ve compiled a list of 5 tips to ensure your designs don’t look like something created in MS Paint. 1. Find inspiration everywhere Create a folder on your desktop or create a board on Pinterest and collect work you think is successful. This will help you identify trends and give you a foundation of work to deconstruct and analyse. It will also be an indicator of the kind of work you’re drawn to and what style you tend to like, ultimately helping you to find your own style. Browse sites such as

You don’t have to look very hard to find articles stating that designers should or shouldn’t know how to code, so let’s start by listing the pros and cons of designer unicorns*. Why a designer should be a designer On the one hand, there is a large school of thought that believes it’s unnecessary for designers to take on the role of a developer (or vice versa). It argues that an attempt at executing both skills to a production level

This shouldn’t mean that designers and developers should work in isolation. It’s best practice for designers to have a basic understanding of web development before designing a website so they can design with the end in mind. Understanding key terms can assist designers in their process as they’ll be able to plan and brainstorm the functionality of the website with the developer before any design work begins, thus limiting