iBec Creative has received the WBENC Certification. It can be challenging for women in business, especially when starting out. It’s networks like WBENC which support women being a strong force in our workforce.
On 9/30/2021 iBec Creative highlighted three brands that we predict will be successful this 2021 holiday season, to learn why and how they’re doing it right.
Whether you are a novice or an expert at writing alt text, this guide will share the best tips and tricks for turning hidden text into an accessible user experience.
Logo generators make it feel simple for small businesses to hit the ground running. But without substance or thought, it’s easy to see when a brand falls short. We’ll dive into the importance of creating a solid brand identity.
iBec Creative, a digital agency headquartered in Portland, Maine who specializes in data-driven websites and e-commerce design, development and marketing, launches an open application for in-kind work to support businesses that are negatively impacted by COVID-19 and need help transforming their business to digital.
Disability is commonly thought of as a human trait or attribute, however, disability is defined as the disconnect that occurs between a person’s needs and the environment, product, or service they’re interacting with. Eliminating these disconnects with the inclusion of things like curb cuts, non-visual crosswalk signals, braille on public signs, etc., can help accommodate for people with a range of different abilities.
Here are 5 of our favorite April Fools’ day marketing campaigns from 2019.
2019 can be the year your brand finally implements those New Year’s resolutions that have been collecting dust since last January. There’s no secret formula that will make your resolutions easy, but we have some tips for making them smarter and easier to achieve without lowering your year’s expectations.
The traditional web agency workflow has been defined by handoffs – the project manager hands off the design brief to the designer, who hands that off to the developers, who hand it back to the project manager, who presents it to the client, who have changes and edits; then the whole cycle starts over again.
In this week’s tip of the week we will share with you four important aspects of logo design.