erin lynch vs. webclique.net | round 5I’ve been thinking on the subject of down time and the importance of resetting. This is most likely because I’m so completely horrible at striking that balance between work and real life.
Tag: design
Designers Who Write
There need to be more designers who write. When I say “write”, I’m not talking about those same 100 blog topics that every studio and agency re-hash.
Verso, Recto, and Repeat
I often talk about how important the act of reading is to a designer. I don’t have many platforms or soap boxes that I get on regularly, but the importance of staying current and understanding our place in the stream of time through continued education is one of them.
Stepping Out
It’s almost a right of passage—stepping out on your own and carving your niche as a freelancer. The desire to do things your own way can be completely exhilarating.
Make Your Mark
“I don’t like to read” are some of the most painful words I hear uttered on a semi-regular basis.
The Rise of the Penitent Onion
The widespread acceptance of design has changed the way we work with clients.
On Time
Time is a construct that constantly screws with me. I have trouble processing it, which means I have to work extra hard to manage it.
My Interview with Jeffrey Zeldman
In November of this year, I had the opportunity to interview web design legend, Jeffrey Zeldman for AIGA. Jeffrey is an amazing wealth of information.
Paths of Branding: Exploring the Process of Inspiration
My latest essay, Paths of Branding: Exploring the Process of Inspiration, is now live on Medium.
Women in Design and Tech Leadership
My article on women in design and tech leadership just hit WebVisions and Medium.