NW Kids Magazine – Best Summer Camp Badge
A badge / patch I designed for NW Kids Magazine’s Best Summer Camp contest.
Joe Snell PDX
This post provides a framework for describing the processes behind building my website and my utilization of responsive website design techniques.
West Cafe
West Cafe, a restaurant in Portland, requested that I rebuild and rebrand their existing website to enable greater access to their site and enhanced promotion of the brand.
Toggle Navigation – No JavaScript
In this tutorial, I will demonstrate a simplified version of the responsive toggle navigation pattern I am using on my website. I will show how I built this navigation pattern without using JavaSript and how I utilized it within my Wordpress Theme.
Digital Marketing Strategy: A Simple Guide
Whether you are a business looking to get better value out of your marketing dollars or a marketing professional looking for a tool to help with the conversation regarding the development of a digital marketing strategy, I put this guide together to simplify the process.
Lavacon 2012: Content Management, the Developer and the Mobile Web
Lavacon 2012, an annual gathering of the content management community, was full of presentations specifically geared towards content curators & strategists and delved into strategy, tools, resources, case studies, and more.
Delight 2012 is a Dare Not Miss!
ISITE Design is hosting their 8th annual user experience event, Delight 2012. Formerly known as Love at First Website, Delight 2012 looks to continue the spirit of revealing front line user experience tales, case studies and strategies from leading companies with proven track records in the digital space.
From Word to WordPress: How to Publish an Article
Clients often ask, ‘How do I write an article or post without messing it up?’ Since I go through this educational process often, I thought I’d share a step-by-step guide on how to post an article to a typical WordPress site.
Joe Snell Logo
It was important that my logo represent me personally and have a feel for the type of work that I do. I wanted it to feel fresh, professional & new, but also be playful and unique.
Thoroughly Modern Marketing
As the Technical Director for Thoroughly Modern Marketing since April of 2012, most of the work I do is behind the scenes maintaining the website and assting the editors and contributors with the publishing of content.