Fredric Mitchell is no stranger to the Drupal community. As a long-time developer, he has contributed to the software’s development and growth over the years by writing documentation, submitting patches and modules, and reviewing Drupal applications. Fredric talks more about his work and gives great understanding into modern web development and much more. Without further ado, here’s our interview!
This week’s interview is with Joshua Nicholson, a graphic and web designer in sunny Los Angeles, California. Joshua gives some insight on his design process and shares a few tips he’s picked up along the way during his design journey. Check it out!
Just calling Dee Speed a “designer” is a gross understatement. With a background in science along with a penchant for the arts, Dee masterfully blends both disciplines to create more than just websites, but also art! She talks about her influences and motivations and drops some pearls of wisdom on design and creativity. I think you’ll really like this interview!
Next up on Revision Path, I got a chance to talk with Senongo Akpem, a brilliant interactive designer in New York City. We talk about his design inspirations, his projects, and even touch a little bit on the issue of diversity in the tech and design communities. It’s a really great interview that I think you’ll enjoy!
This week, I am thrilled and delighted to share with you the first in Revision Path‘s series of interviews with web developers and web designers. I had the honor of talking with Fredrick Royster, a Chicago-based web designer. If you’ve ever bought textbooks online through your college or university’s bookstore, then you’ve probably seen his handiwork. Read on and find out about Fredrick’s background, inspirations, and his thoughts on web design in the next few years.
Without further ado, here’s Fredrick!
