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by adyio 13y ago
Image for Windows is a good replacement. Also available for Linux. http://www.terabyteunlimited.com/image-for-windows.htm
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by adyio 13y ago
This article was a response to the "Best UI no UI" debate that was sparked by one of Cooper's article I think [1] Personally I think the "Best Interface = No Interface" mantra is too black and white and totally ignores all the shades of gre
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by adyio 13y ago
First of all thanks for doing what you're doing, trying to make a positive change. I can imagine it requires a lot of your time, financial resources and causes additional stress. Most people (including me) would probably just give in to avo
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by adyio 13y ago
Design tip: you might want to increase the color contrast. White text on a light grey background isn't very legible. A useful tool to check color contrast is Paciello's Contrast Analyser [1] [1] http://www.paciellogroup.com/resources/contra
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by adyio 14y ago
Your reply on the ember forum seemed packed with frustration, hence the response so far I guess. Wouldn't it be better to include a brief note on the homepage to highlight that docs are WIP and point to other getting started resources? Just
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by adyio 14y ago
Having additional strong portfolio pieces definitely helps, and yes quality over quantity. Whether it will be enough for Google & Co, I don't know. Usually these companies require more experience, if you want to work as a UX designer fo
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by adyio 14y ago
Hi Alex, Had a look and some quick comments: * If you want to work as a UX Designer, then I think you need more UX portfolio pieces, showcasing your design thinking and how you solved various design problems. Most of your work seems to be c