New Product from Unit: Curations
We are very excited to share with you the latest in UI goodness: the Curations Series.
A Curation is a polished distillation of the best thoughts and articles the people of Unit have to offer on any given subject, taken from this blog and our personal sites. Each Curation volume is laser-focused on keeping your design, development, and professional chops at their absolute best.
Here at Unit we are unabashedly proud of how we do business, and we want to share these processes with you. So, quite fittingly, we open the Curations Series with PROCESS, a collection of short essays on design project process. PROCESS contains examinations and advice on aspects of design project process, such as working with overseas clients and other agencies, team interactions, handling deadlines, conducting design presentations, maintaining professional integrity, and much more.
On sale now in PDF and ePub formats. Enjoy!
Other posts in "launch"
- Project Launch: Peeper’s Eyewear Redesign
- Project Launch: Because Furman Matters Redesign
- Project Launch: IOMA’s Institute of Finance & Management
- Project Launch: Xomba Redesign
- Project Launch: Ringstats
- Project Launch: Tapology
- The New Unify Community
- Launch: Elisa Zied.com
- Sewanee Environmental Institute
- New on Labs: UniTweets and Unit.licio.us
- Recent Project Launches
- Our First Product Launch: Unify
- Project Launch: Brickyard Partners
- Project Launch: Vector Media Group
- Project Launch: y|Factorial
- Partner Project Launch: The North Face
- New Project Launch: Publish2
- New Site Launch: Settlement Perspectives
- Labs is Launched!
Other posts in "feature"
- Meet the Staff: Ryan Rushing
- Meet the Staff: R.A. Ray
- Students Visit Unit Interactive
- Meet the Staff: Nathan Ford
- Art on Our Walls II: 28 Bicycles
- Art on Our Walls 1: Little Robots
- Meet the Staff: Angela Conlon
- Published: Interference
- Project Launch: Ringstats
- Project Launch: Tapology
- White Labeling Unify
- Working with Multiple Agencies
- Useful Regular Expressions
- The Analog Notepads of Unit Interactive
- Nathan’s Anniversary
- Developing for Unify – pt. II
- Makin’ Days
- Our 2009 Annual Report
- Sewanee Environmental Institute
- Projects to Kick Off 2010
- The Sum of All Choices
- SnowCraft Fun!
- Risky Wallpapers
- TSTC Web Curriculum Committee
- Designing vs. Making Stuff Up
- Recent Project Launches
- Developing For Unify – pt. I
- Our First Product Launch: Unify
- Nearly 100 More Leads per Day
- Unify™ Private Beta
- Big Brand 1080px Design
- We Refuse
- Redesigning Unit Interactive
- Define Design
- The Consummate Web Designer
- Hey Unitards! Are Graphic Mock Ups Even Applicable?
- The Future of Web Browsing
- Beyond Comp Review: Two designs enter. One leaves.
- Hey Unitards! Creative Brief?
- Paid Search Follies
- Better CSS Font Stacks
- No Compromise Required
- Too Many Cooks Spoil the Dish
Other posts in "process"
- Our Four-Day Work Week
- Working with Multiple Agencies
- In Case of Design — Inject Critical Thinking
- Scoping a Project
- Makin’ Days
- Hey Unitards! Are Graphic Mock Ups Even Applicable?
- Beyond Comp Review: Two designs enter. One leaves.
- Hey Unitards! What about TV?
- Hey Unitards! Creative Brief?
- International Affairs
- Coffee-thirty
- No Compromise Required
- Do You Know Who You are as a Designer?
- Too Many Cooks Spoil the Dish
- Creating Great Online Experiences
Other posts in "professionalism"
- Our Four-Day Work Week
- Professional Happiness
- Mediocrity and the Innovator
- White Labeling Unify
- SXSW Panel on Client Interactions
- Working with Multiple Agencies
- The Most Important Element of a Professional Designer
- How Not to Inquire
- We Refuse
- Under the Table
- Strong Connections
- One for the Idealists
- Is the Pricing Right?
- Radio Frequencies
- The Consummate Web Designer
- …So we’ll know them by their limping
- Hey Unitards! Why have an office?
- Beyond Comp Review: Two designs enter. One leaves.
- Web Authors Are Losing Their Integrity
- Hey Unitards! Creative Brief?
- International Affairs
- Hey Unitards! Foot in the Door
- Create Your Own Discipline.
- No Compromise Required
- Do You Know Who You are as a Designer?
- Too Many Cooks Spoil the Dish
Comments (3)
Great reading from a diverse arena of experience, I look forward to the next in the series. Keep up the good work!
Great work, thanks …
Great work, thanks …
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