Vintage 301Branding, Website Design
Primo WaterBroadcast, Email, Website Design
MCT SolutionsWebsite Design
DAC ProductsWebsite Design
The Bloom AgencyBranding, Email, Website Design
Entertainment DraftMobile, Website Design
EdmeadesPocket Folder
Access Services OnlineWebsite Design
Scan-OpticsTrade Show Animation
Tallgrass Beef CompanyEmail, Website Design
Forsyth TechWebsite Design
Contempo ConceptsiPad App, Website Design
EloquaTrade Show Suite
Chumash Casino & ResortPrint & Publication Design
Logo DesignVarious Clients"It’s been a while…"
by Dylan Mullins on December 19, 2011
There has been a ton of stuff going on in my personal life lately. I’ve been reading a lot, working a ton, and getting settled here in Nashville. Hopefully, things will slow down enough in the next 3 months so I can get more writing done. In fact, I’ve got about 50 draft posts sitting [...]
"Dropbox: Updates To 25 Million Users"
by Dylan Mullins on April 19, 2011
Yet another product I couldn’t live without shipped a significant update this weekend, and this time it’s really a cause for celebration. The cloud host and S-a-a-S provider, Dropbox, pushed out new versions of their iPad/iPhone/iPod Touch applications with new features that build upon an already rich offering. Visually, Dropbox v1.4 sees a return of the [...]
"Cosmonaut Stylus on Kickstarter"
by Dylan Mullins on April 17, 2011
I came across The Cosmonaut Stylus for iPhone/iPad a few months back, and at the time I paid no attention to what seemed like a decent idea, but one that might not get enough funding. Count me wrong. Suddenly the makers of The Cosmonaut were popping up on blogs and Twitter feeds I follow. The [...]
"[Update] UX Flaw: Tabbing in Facebook"
by Dylan Mullins on April 4, 2011
Sometimes whining is just whining, and sometimes it’s exactly what needs to be said. A couple of weeks ago, I wrote a post about an accessibility issue in the Facebook GUI. That same night, I switched over to my Macbook Pro and submitted that feedback to the Facebook team via a number of different public [...]
"Red Bull, Street Art View"
by Dylan Mullins on March 9, 2011
Now this is what I call an appropriate (read: useful and/or interesting) use of the Google Maps API — http://www.streetartview.com/
