The worst thing I used to do was submit design the moment it felt right. I genuinely believed I was thorough. That feeling was the problem. Being close to your work is not the same as understanding it. Here's how I built a structured approach to self-critique. Keep Reading

Anis Ayuni is back, sharing her experience interning for Stampede in this second instalment of blog series - before she goes out into the real world & kick some arse! Keep Reading

On serendipity, work professionalism and rising above the challenge to build her own website in less than 90 days, Anis Ayuni shares her first month experience interning at Stampede. Keep Reading

We've just launched the new Stampede website (yay!) so here's Shaza saying thanks to all the wonderful people who made it happen. Also, find out things in the work at Stampede. Keep Reading

Pop culture is helped shaped by designers. This week, Wan rather went Twilight-esque with his sketch of a wolf (hellow, Taylor), Shaza went googling for Kirk's Captain's log and what makes Superman, well, Superman, and Zana brought sexy back to museums. Keep Reading

3 weeks ago, Wan briefed us the idea of having a responsive website and the purpose behind it. In the final instalment, he will elaborate on further. Keep Reading

Wan is entrusted to work on his first responsive design project for Royal Langkawi International Regatta. Here, he bares it all as the first instalment. Keep Reading

Within hours of joining Stampede, Wan Shariff's first tasks include a presentation on the properties of white space and how it improves web content readability. He had also recently got his hands dirty with live-coding his very first html typography test. Woohoo! Keep Reading

Mujib believes that running a working team is like running a kitchen - no matter how bad the recipes are, if you own a great team of cooks and helpers, everything is going to turn out just fine. Keep Reading

Shaza developed a habit of browsing and making snapshots of anything that visually intrigues her. She has 6 years full of this happy design baggage and hope that this post will eventually lead to a consistent series of random inspirational bits. Keep Reading