This post originated from our #WhiteboardWednesdays social media campaign on Instagram. Follow Us @Inforestcom

I always have had a love for art. At an early age I loved to draw and create things with blocks. When I was in first or second-grade graffiti and hip hop came into the limelight with movies like “Style Wars” and “Beat Street”. I sought out books like “Subway Art” and “Spray Can Art”. …

We recently re-launched The Livin Room Series with a load of new features and functionality. The client is an up and coming production company, Stop Lying Productions. The site is set up and using Gutenberg blocks and a custom Bootstrap 4 theme.  The home page uses Smart Slider 3 to highlight the latest and greatest …

We starteted our Instagram account on Earthday! Our first post being a Mural, “Growth” by Leon Rainbow So check us out as @inforestcom on instagram and give us a follow. We plan on posting cool stuff about web design and our lives as designers and coders in Princeton, NJ #earthday #earthday2019 #murals #graffiti

Much to many of our chagrin, we set up an E-Commerce store and it’s not getting any traffic. I feel that many people look at E-Commerce as some sort of magic pill. We set up a store and instantly we will be selling products and making money.  It usually doesn’t work like that. Selling online …

We recently attended DrupalCampNJ it is always a well organized and informative training camp. The camp takes place annually in February at the Friend Center, Princeton University. I always enjoy the session but also meeting and talking shop with other designers and developers. This year my goal was to learn about the paragraphs module in …

What is Sass (SCSS) and Less? Sass and Less are pre-processors that extend CSS (Cascading Style Sheets). They add features that allow variables, mixins, functions and many other techniques that allow you to make CSS that is more maintainable, themeable and extendable. They both have similar functions and syntax with minor differences. In Less, variables …

This post is a follow up to my previous post, Best practices for mobile friendly Web design, which I wrote a couple years ago. Having recently worked on several projects with graphic artists from print backgrounds, I am reminded how important it is for designers to be cognizant of the development process when designing for …

When we were asked to do a re-design for the The Concord Advisory Group Ltd. we used the Bootstrap toolkit, which provides a framework of pre-made components for building websites and Web User Interfaces. We like Bootstrap because it is responsive, mobile-friendly, works with LESS variables, and has a bunch of helper classes. It is also generally …