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Many people agonize about getting their resume under a single page. They may mess with fonts, use fancy layout tricks and condense their text. But here's the plain truth: the one page resume came from a time when the world was very different.

Firefox has many tools that make designing websites highly efficient. However, do you know about the Firefox Developer Tools? Firefox has awesome tools that further enhance the design process. Consider adding some of these tools to your design repertoire.

Every now and then it's a good idea to reevaluate your job search tools. Even if you're a passive job candidate, it never hurts to dust off your resume.

There's no worst first impression than a bad resume. Recruiters spend an average of 6 seconds looking at your resume before forming an opinion of you. So open up that word document and make sure you're following these 23 tips to put your best "foot" forward.

What are clickable wireframes and why are they tied to the user experience?

A UI designer routinely uses clickable wireframes to design a user interface in a manner that enhances the user’s experience. A wireframe is a visual representation of a website’s framework that allows the designer to arrange elements on each of the website’s pages.

Want to make yourself stand out from the bunch when you're applying for jobs? Our Artisan Talent Recruiters have interviewed countless people and seen just about everything when it comes to applications, resumes, and job interviews. Whether you’re applying for an entry level job or are more than half way through your career - here are 9 tips straight from our recruiters to help you land the it.

You've sized up the competition and you feel like the least competitive candidate. You'll probably end up in this situation at least once in your life. You send in your resume for a position that is clearly beyond your abilities -- just to see what happens! -- and are absolutely shocked when you receive a call back.

“If I hate a cover letter, I won’t even look at the resume,” says Katherine Goldstein of Slate Magazine — and she’s not alone. Potential employers don’t have time for sagas about milking yaks in Tibet and strings of clichéd buzz phrases — they don’t even care much about your GPA. So how do you make your cover letter count?