RCC Graphic Designs

• Everyday Design

  Posted on December 30th, 2009

  Tags

  agents, community, policy, rules, social media, social network, tools

  Why create a Social Media Policy Generator website?

  

  The goal of this FREE Social Media Policy Generator is to provide guidelines for companies who do not have policies to offer their contractors or employees who participate with, or create content on social media websites like wikis, blogs, virtual worlds and social networks.

  Many organizations do not have the time or resources to write [...]

• Everyday Design

  Posted on December 1st, 2009

  Tags

  custom application, quiz, test, training, video

  Online Video Training and Quiz

  

  NAC approached RCCGD to build them a video training website with an accompanying questionnaire. They also required a printable PDF certificate after a successful completion of the training program. After talking to them and acquiring the assets for this project, I drafted the following solutions for them.
  The video was provided by NAC and re-encoded as [...]

• Everyday Design

  Posted on November 12th, 2009

  Tags

  facebook, people, social media, social network, twitter

  We are collectors

  

  Last night, I decided to re-sync my iPhone to my computer to update my music playlist and audiobooks. This got me thinking about how we as human beings tend to collect stuff for our enjoyment and even extend this behaviour into our work life at times.

• Everyday Design

  Posted on March 25th, 2009

  Tags

  disqus, idea, tumblr, twitter

  Blog comments via Twitter: Existing or new idea?

  

  I had an idea: blog commenting via Twitter. If it’s not already out there, why not?

• Everyday Design

  Posted on January 9th, 2009

  Tags

  business, outsourcing, websites

  Should I Outsource Web Design for My Business?

  

  A web designer is a person with technical skills and creativity who can design web pages to meet your business needs. A big question is whether you should design your own web pages to save money or hire a professional web designer to get the job done right.

• Everyday Design

  Posted on August 13th, 2008

  Tags

  browsers, css, dave shea, google, image replacement

  On Dave Shea’s Image Replacement

  

  My friend, Rob, sent me an email as to what I think of Image Replacements.
  There are two websites that are a great resource for web designers. Mezzoblue is a weblog by a fellow Canadian, Dave Shea, who is also responsible for bringing us the CSS Zen Garden. A List Apart is the other website that [...]

• Everyday Design

  Posted on August 7th, 2008

  Tags

  adaptive path, aurora, browser, future, user experience, video

  The Future of Web Browsing

  

  Adaptive Path, in partnership with Mozilla Labs, created a series of concept videos exploring a possible future user experience for the Web. Aurora examines how we might interact with devices, navigate around user interfaces, and collaborate with data.
  Jesse James Garrett, lead designer for Aurora, narrates the following videos.

  Aurora (Part 1) from Adaptive Path on Vimeo.

  Aurora [...]

• Everyday Design

  Posted on July 23rd, 2008

  Tags

  apple, iphone

  What’s not to love about the iPhone?

  Yesterday, I wrote about what I admire about this brilliant piece of technology. From the simplicity of its exterior design to the full functionality and convenience you’d dream about in a mobile device - the iPhone did make me a believer.
  But not all things about this device are nice and rosy. Tonight, I’ll give those [...]

• Everyday Design

  Posted on July 22nd, 2008

  Tags

  apple, iphone

  Loving the phone again

  I’ll start off with the five things I like about the design of the Apple iPhone:
  1. QWERTY touchscreen keyboard
  I was skeptical about this at first but after a few days of use, I am getting the hang of this way of typing - virtual keyboard. In fact, I’m composing this entire blog post on the [...]

• Everyday Design

  Posted on July 21st, 2008

  Tags

  apple, iphone

  What’s in your iPhone, Canada?

  I’ve spent the weekend adding iPhone-optimized websites and free web apps from the App Store and online. Here’s the screenshots of my loaded, ready-for-business iPhone.

  What’s in your iPhone, Canada? Email your iPhone screenshots to iphone@rccgd.com
  (Yes, I’ve added the PhoneSaber, Young Jedi.)

• Older Posts Yeah! There are more posts, check them out.

• 
  or call (484) 857-2243
  (484) 85-RCCGD

• Our Work

  

• Campaigns

  Username:
  
  Password:
  
  

• Domain Search

  Domain Name:
  .com .net .org .ca .us .info .biz .cc .tv .bz .nu .ws
  

• Mailing List

  Email:
  
  

• Partners

  • Cakes by Melissa Daly
  • FREE Social Media Policy Generator
  • Ravecorp Corporation
  • rommel’s microblog
  • Special Event Rentals
  • The 12for12k Challenge
  • TwitHawk
  • We <3 Freshbooks
  • Web Domain Name Search & Registration

• Social

  • Delicious
  • Facebook
  • FriendFeed
  • LinkedIn
  • Twitter
•