How the Web Chefs Redefined My Onboarding Expectations
How the Job Interview Process Changed My ‘What-If’ Mindset
It’s All About Salary When Choosing Your Next Development Job, Right?
How a Specific Framework Allows Four Kitchens’ Employees to Operate at a Higher Level
Sales and Marketing Lessons We’ve Learned That Might Surprise You
Notes from the Web Chefs
Starting your own design system can understandably seem overwhelming. But I’m here to tell you that a small design system is not only achievable … in many ways it might be the preferable way for plucky teams to start.
Randy Oest
Creative Director
Read the Article:
Design Systems: Start Small, Grow Later
Four Kitchens clients have big websites that include many pages, images, PDFs, videos, and other files. These sites have so much content, in fact, that many of our clients are overwhelmed just thinking about going through it prior to a CMS migration.
Donna Habersaat
Web Chef Emeritus
Read the Article:
From a Mountain to a Molehill: What to Do When You Have Too Much Content
5 Lessons Learned in 15 Years of Four Kitchens (A Clearly Non-Exhaustive List)
Giving Back to Open Source as Engineering Culture
How to Take the Guesswork out of Applying to a Remote Job
Just Vote: The Way of the Web Chef
Quickstart Guide to Working from Home
