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If deployments aren’t repeatable, consistent, and regularly practiced, then any confidence in them is probably misplaced. Mike shares his guide to help you understand two deployment automation tools (Mina and Capistrano) in their basic use and how to incorporate custom steps when you need them.
We’re sticking to our new year’s resolution. The new Sparkbox site is finally here!
Neil explores the patterns and principles that create environments for flourishing learners.
Building sites to work at any viewport width means we must embrace changing methods to communicate priority across those widths. Atomic design gives us a solid approach to designing the elements that make up our system, but these elements must also be considered in the context in which they’ll be experienced. At Sparkbox, we try to burn the candle at both ends by making progress on the whole as well as on the parts.
Any sufficiently advanced, un-understood technology is no different than magic. Rob discusses the importance of leveling up customers at a pace they can maintain and leaving clients better off from your working together.
We’ve long dreamt of a time when we could shed ourselves of the shackles of pixel-pushing to embrace a more idealistic way of working—designing in the browser. Many have tried and many have failed, but it doesn’t have to be all or nothing. In this article, Ben dissects the design process to explore which tools are the most helpful for certain parts of the web design process.
To an industry obsessed with process and workflow, Ben offers an alternative approach to web design and development.
Learn from our mistakes and our successes. Rob Harr shares insight into the art of managing client expectations.
Almost all of our projects have an element of HTML/CSS/JS templating. The pursuit of a better project starting point is never-ending, and we feel we’ve taken a big step forward during the Sparkbox web rebuild.
Jeremy and Drew review prototyping work done so far in the Sparkbox site rebuild, including our style prototype and content prototype.
Katie Jennings
Vice President of Business Development
