Funny or Die CEO Dick Glover said the site has done well but still doesn't have big enough reach.

Inkr, a digital app for analog artists.A peek at the workstations of 20 leading web designers from the UK and the US.Origami. RJ Muna’s photographic style captured in video. Mesmerizing.From audio to visual. Art from sound. VoicePix.

A new site is trying to take the guesswork out of freelancing — for both independent professionals and the agencies that hire them.

It's the third new piece of business in a matter of weeks for the Havas agency.

The freshest marketing ideas don't always come from big-budget marketing departments. They come from entrepreneurs who use their ingenuity to stand out.

In my nearly two decades as an information architect, I’ve seen my clients flush away millions upon millions of dollars on worthless, pointless, “fix it once and for all” website redesigns. All types of organizations are guilty: large government agencies, Fortune 500s, not-for-profits and (especially) institutions of higher education.

Worst of all, these offending organizations are prone to repeating the redesign process every few years like spendthrift amnesiacs. Sadly, redesigns rarely solve actual problems faced by end users. I’m frustrated because it really doesn’t have to be this way. Let’s look at why redesigns happen, and some straightforward and inexpensive ways we might avoid them.

With the voice-activated assistant its big selling point, the iPhone 4S has flown off the shelves, despite putting off the U.S. ethnic group most gaga for smartphones: Hispanics.

With the voice-activated assistant its big selling point, the iPhone 4S has flown off the shelves, despite putting off the U.S. ethnic group most gaga for smartphones: Hispanics.

With the company’s entire collection of lamps reduced to a series of icons and all content presented on a single page, browsing this collection is as quick and intuitive in a browser as it is on a smartphone.Credits: neotokio.it

This non-profit festival dedicated to the celebration, promotion and advancement of Canadian filmmaking is back after a three-year hiatus. To promote this year’s festival JWT Toronto created a multimedia campaign—cinema, digital, posters, print and…