Eric Paul Snowden

A great writeup about how responsive web design tool @reflow came to be - http://www.aaronshekey.com/reflow/

My Responsive Web Design Toolkit

I built my first responsive website nearly two years ago, and Responsive Web Design has matured immensely in that time. Every week there is a new tool, framework or design pattern pushing the field forward. In light of the daunting amount of information on the topic I put together my personal RWD toolkit. I’ll be [...]

Using the Behance API for my Personal Portfolio

A few months back we released an API at Behance, and it’s pretty great. Since then we’ve had a Hackathon, tons of third party developers have signed up, and I’ve watched some great things being built. I’ve wanted to get my hands dirty for a while, and this is my first sketch. I used the [...]

My Top 5 Blog Posts of 2012

It’s a few days late, but I refuse to be the only blogger without a seasonal “best of” blog post. Here are my top 5 blog post of 2012, pulled from Google Analytics with posts that are no longer relevant filtered out by me. Three of the five posts here outline major themes from my [...]

My work featured on the Adweek Talent Gallery and Web Design Served

My last project from Atlantic Records, a responsive redesign of the Trey Songz website, was featured on the Web Design Served site and in the Adweek Talent Gallery. Web Design Served features the top work from the web design and user interface design fields. Each featured project is hand picked from the Behance Network’s curatorial [...]

4 of my final Atlantic Records projects have launched since my departure

I’ve been working at Behance for about a month now, and the last few projects I began while at Atlantic Records have launched. 4 projects in all – two websites, an iOS game and the first Spotify App for an Atlantic artist. I’ve tried to clearly break down my role in each project and have [...]

My Work Featued in the Adweek Talent Gallery

Last week Fanbase, one of the products I created while at Atlantic Records, was featured by Adweek in their talent gallery. The project is a few years old but was originally a suite of apps living on a user’s desktop, smartphone and as a social networking widget. We even launched prototypes running on a connected [...]

First time user module for artist websites

Last week, we launched a “new user” module on Treysongz.com. This module is geared towards visitors who are new to Trey Songz and is based on findings from user research we completed with Bolt Peters a few months ago. This module is only shown to people we believe are new fans – site visitors who [...]

Common questions about how my website was built

I receive a few emails every month asking how I built this website, or a specific piece of functionality on this site. Here is a list (which I plan on updating regularly) with the most common questions.

My issues with Cloudflare and Ajax

I want to start this post out by saying I love Coudflare. I think the democratization of IT is the future and Couldflare is positioned to be a huge part of the movement. That said, I’ve been having some issues with Cloudflare and ajax and I’m not the only one. This website uses ajax to [...]

Eric Paul Snowden is an artist and designer living in Brooklyn

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