One of our designers just turned us all on to Eat Street.

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Yes, it’s no surprise that your website needs to reflect your brand. And yes, it should look great. And while we’re at it, your site might as well be intuitive and elegant for your visitors to get around. But is that enough?

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Trendwatching has an interesting article about how more people are taking entrepreneurial steps to supplement their income.

Keep scrolling, there are a lot of solid ideas and unique business models made possible through our increasingly connected world. What sorts of business ideas do you have in mind for a side business? When do you think you’ll take the steps to make your dream happen?

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I get so energized talking with other entrepreneurs. Yeah, there is a lot of doom-and-gloom news out there, but there are also incredible opportunities for those courageous enough to take action.

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Jessica Helfand and William Drenttel put together a short film posted on the AIGA site (American Institute Graphic Arts) based on her thought provoking text on the presence and pervasiveness of Graphic Design in our world.

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At Startup Weekend Los Angeles, my team developed “Yummyware” in less than 48 hours from concept to working prototype…

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“Should I be paying an SEO company?” is a question I commonly hear from clients.

While optimizing your website for search engines is vitally important, depending on your goals and current design of your website, you might be surprised to find that hiring a “SEO specialist” could be a waste of money…

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Yesterday, in conjunction with the Detriot Auto Show, NPR aired an interview with Daniel Sperling and regarding his book Two Billion Cars. He discusses the global impacts of our cars, and what is on the horizon for sustainable transportation.

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Very creative software, with a sweet sense of justice (or revenge?): orbicule.com. Raises some interesting privacy issues, though.

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