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Go behind the scenes with Hello Design, Interactive Design Studio.
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In this Creative Inspirations documentary, we meet Second Story, creators of award-winning interactive projects for clients that include the Getty Museum, National Geographic, the Museum of Modern Art, and the Smithsonian Institution, just to name but a f
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An inspiring look at the Internet and media experience through the eyes and mind of Ze Frank, one of the most enigmatic and creative people working in digital media. He's also just plain funny.
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With web sites, online games, Facebook apps, and iPhone apps for major films and consumer brands, Trigger has mastered the integration of creative and technology.
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Meet Dale Herigstad, chief creative officer at Schematic, the company behind innovative user interface designs.
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Takes viewers inside one of the coolest design firms around, Hot Studio.
“I've been on the print side of the business for quite a few years. Now I need to learn web-based apps. lynda.com is like going back to school in the comfort of my own home—and when I'm on the job, I can jump on the site, grab a tut, and save some serious face.” —George S.
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