Fairhead Creative Blogazine

If you’re a website owner, here’s a little something for you. FC Webicons is a set of resolution-independent social icons for use on your website. They use feature-detected SVG graphics (with PNG fallbacks) to display the icons over their appropriate negatively indented anchor titles.

There’s nothing more depressing than spending countless hours and dollars on a brand new web venture, only to watch it fall flat on its face because nobody cares. This is the unfortunate destiny of many new ventures that don’t carefully consider how to keep their customer base coming back.

Mind the wet paint! The buds of my random evenings of design-based shenanigans have bloomed, giving Fairhead Creative a new face and a new website.

A few weeks ago I was given a Dribbble invite to give away. If you’re interested in being drafted by me, simply tweet a link to this page using the tweet button below, then post a comment here with a link to your Twitter account & a link to your favorite piece of work. Extra points if you can tell me why you should be drafted!

As social networking online becomes more and more lucrative, more and more services are appearing hoping to capture your social life. As time passed, two trends have appeared. What are they, and what’s the difference?

Every business owner is conscious of the ways he or she allows clients to get in touch with them. They should assess what tools they have available to them and make a call (so to speak) about which tools to use.

I was speaking to a client about marketing yesterday. He was keen to get some marketing done for his Manhattan-based business, but was quick to stress that he wants “to be honest with his customers”.

The web world is a pretty competitive world to work in. Just how can everybody get on?

Your web presence can get very messy if you don’t have a plan to begin with. From project management to image management, having a plan will make life a lot easier in the long run. Here I address the differences between various image hosting services, so that you can better decide where to manage your images, and hopefully save you time in the future you may otherwise have spent righting a wrong decision.

We see it every day. Turn on the TV and you’ll see people talking about themselves on every channel. Look out the window and you’ll see branding on the side of every other vehicle that passes by. How do you stand out?