Category: CSS

Brief wpLifeGuard is a Bold Perspective Labs project that was born out of the desire to create a resource for teaching clients how to use WordPress. As web designers, we are regularly faced with the task of helping clients learn to use their newly created website. We recognized that this is a common thread amongst Continue Reading »

Brief Daniel Greer of AgendaWise Reports approached us with great ambitions for a new redesign of their political news site. The AgendaWise goal is to inform readers that everyone has an agenda—whether they admit it or not. The idea is to dissect the different biases present in the political world and divulge the political discourses Continue Reading »

For years web designers struggled with Web Typography. We were stuck with a small number of “web safe” fonts, seriously limiting the typographic quality of the websites we designed. For the longest time virtually the only way to use a non-web-safe font was via an image or flash – both of which are far from Continue Reading »

A Look Into the Making of a Band Image San Antonio band, Abberdein, presented us with a huge opportunity to be a part of an amazing project that is already having an incredible impact. We had the privilege of designing a completely new image for the band to promote the release of their latest album, Continue Reading »

Web typography has been a long and difficult struggle for designers these past few years. With new technologies like @font-face, web typography has taken leaps and bounds forward. However, we have those pesky Windows computers still poorly rendering type on the web. Looking closely, particularly at the PC-Firefox rendering, you clearly see that Mac-Chrome renders Continue Reading »