Jeff JimersoninUX CollectiveBreadcrumbs: we’re doing them wrongIf they’re meant to help us find our way back, shouldn’t they — wait for it — point backward?Nov 26, 201915Nov 26, 201915
Jeff JimersonThoughts on charity, water, and loving our neighborsI just finished a book that obliterates some of the common barriers that keep us from loving our neighbors. It touched me deeply.Nov 24, 2019Nov 24, 2019
Jeff JimersoninThe StartupHow to Navigate Public Input When Designing a New LogoSo, you’re about to embark on a rebranding project for your organization. Congrats! If done well, and you follow a trusted map, you and…Sep 27, 2019Sep 27, 2019
Jeff JimersoninMadison Ave. CollectiveHow to Unveil a New Brand Identity (Six Steps for Doing it Right)Picture this: You and your staff have spent the past several months collaborating with a branding design firm to revamp your…Sep 27, 2019Sep 27, 2019
Jeff JimersoninMadison Ave. CollectiveChecklist for Developing an Accessible Website in CaliforniaUnderstand state and federal law: How to develop an accessible website in the state of California.Feb 26, 2019Feb 26, 2019
Jeff JimersoninMadison Ave. CollectiveChecklist of Requirements for Developing an Accessible WebsiteUnderstand federal law: How to develop an accessible website in the United States.Feb 26, 20191Feb 26, 20191
Jeff JimersoninMadison Ave. CollectiveChecklist for Developing an Accessible Website in OregonUnderstand state and federal law: How to develop an accessible website in the state of Oregon.Feb 26, 2019Feb 26, 2019
Jeff JimersoninMadison Ave. CollectiveChecklist for Developing an Accessible Website in WashingtonUnderstand state and federal law: How to develop an accessible website in the state of Washington.Feb 26, 20191Feb 26, 20191
Jeff JimersoninMadison Ave. CollectiveWe just built the largest online vintage pencil store.Madison Ave. Collective designed and developed an enormous online store with WooCommerce. Here’s what we learned.Feb 20, 2019Feb 20, 2019
Jeff JimersoninMadison Ave. CollectiveNine words branding designers use that are often misunderstood by their clientsIt happens all the time. In just about every meeting with every client there’s a point when words stop working as expected. You say one…Jun 4, 20181Jun 4, 20181
