Twitter’s Cover Image Template 2014
Get Ready for a Redesign Twitter is making some sizable changes to the desktop website design of user’s profile pages. The end of an era is upon us; the background image which has been a staple of user profiles since 2007 is going the way of the dodo. In it’s place, Twitter is allowing users […]
Rock-Solid Logo Design Principles
We just published this presentation on rock-solid logo design principles on SlideShare. It’s meant as a cursory introduction to good logo design practices, so its good for graphic designers making the transition to logo design or for people tasked with commissioning a logo for their own business, product or services. Please share it if you […]
Facebook Fan Pages Will Soon Tout a New Layout
Facebook has announced that a new “streamlined” look will be rolling out any day now for its Fan Pages. They are better organizing the columns of data, housing biographical information on the left and fan page posts on the right. This should sound like a no-brainer. The eye doesn’t like having to compete with a […]
Vine Vanity URL Landgrab
How Do You Get a Custom Vanity URL on Vine? It’s an age old question, as old as Vine itself. People have been clambering to get their unique vanity URL on Vine for some time now. Well, Christmas is coming a little early (even earlier if your Twitter Account has already been verified). Vine will […]
Using Google’s Universal Analytics to Track Syndicated Content
Google’s approach to analytics has really grown up, and with their Universal Analytics Beta, the ability to shape GA into what YOU want is rapidly approaching. This tutorial aims to help users track a piece of content as it is deployed across a network of websites. Why Track Syndicated Content? Content syndication on the Internet […]
Twitter Updated Profile Design Template
Note: This Template is deprecated. We have made a new Template to account for Twitter’s new user profile design which started being released in April 2014. Twitter’s recently updated profile design comes replete with long suggested (begged for) features. Included in the upgrade are the abilities to center your profile’s background image, and (in an […]
The Golden Ratio and Logo Design
What does Apple, BP, Toyota, Pepsi and National Geographic all have in common? Well, besides being household brand names, they all make use of the Golden Ratio in their logos. The Golden Ratio is approximately 1.618, and comes from the Fibonacci Sequence. More importantly, it’s a tool used by graphic designers to boost the aesthetic […]
Responsive Web Design
Huebris was recently commissioned to create a website for a Birmingham start-up, Beer Engineers. This fresh business is led by the younger generation of entrepreneurs who “get” the Internet. Owner, DB Irwin doesn’t simply rely on a website to market Beer Engineers. He made sure we created the site on a blogging platform, WordPress, so […]
New Client: The Dannon Project
About The Dannon Project Huebris is glad to announce we are now working with non-profit organization extraordinaire, The Dannon Project. TDP offers support opportunities for individuals who have been in conflict with the law to transform their lives through innovative and effective training and intensive case management. In Alabama, 1 in 32 adults are under […]
Huebris Featured in The Birmingham News
Huebris has been busy! It’s safe to say that 2012 has been a breakout year for us. We’ve added many new clients locally and regionally. We’ve branched out into new service offerings. With all that we are doing, we haven’t had a chance to post to our blog in a while! One of the exciting […]