Carter Gibson

San Francisco, CA USA
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Professional Experience

Well-published freelancer who writes about the intersection of tech and culture. Pieces focus on the killer features of new tech and what they mean for the rest of us. I began writing on Google+ and amassed 1.2M followers. Since then, I've been writing at various outlets, including online media (The Toggle, The Advocate) and corporate clients (The Ad Council, Chevrolet). My interests range from LGBT rights and politics to new technology.

Expertise

Content Editor (online)
6 Years
Writer
6 Years

Specialty

Arts & Humanities
6 Years
Technology
6 Years
Philanthropy
3 Years

Industries


Marketing (firm) - Small to mid-sized corp. cl
6 Years
Newsletter - Consumer
6 Years
Nonprofit
3 Years

Total Media Industry Experience

6 Years

Media Client List (# assignments last 2 yrs)

The Toggle (6-10), The Advocate (1-2)

Corporate Client List (# assignments last 2 yrs)

Chevrolet (6-10), The Ad Council (3-5), Buzzfeed (1-2)

Technical Skills

Photoshop, Lightroom, After Effects

Computer Skills

Word, Excel, Windows, Mac

Equipment

DSLR, Photoshop

Showcase

General

There's Positive Possibility in Negative Space
(The Toggle 4/19/2024)
As your followers haphazardly scroll through their app, you'll have about half a flip of a finger to catch their attention. The easiest way to draw in someone's eye is by showing them that less can be more. Negative space allows your subject to pop.
Nexus 6P Proves Google (Still) Hates Good Design
(CarterGee.com 4/19/2024)
Google. You infuriate me. The most elegant product you've ever designed was the Google homepage back in 2009. It's powerful, but all of the complexities remain under the hood. You look at the Google homepage and it just works. Look at the 6P and you're left saying, "Huh?"
Apple's 3D Touch Is Just A Right Click - And That's A Big Deal
(The Toggle 4/19/2024)
When Apple announced that the big new feature for the iPhone 6S was 3D Touch, I tweeted something snarky."Please. No one pay full price to update to long press. This isn't exactly Siri. #AppleEvent," read my tweet. I think I might have been wrong.