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by interfacesketch 4y ago
It's a satirical tweet, but I find it interesting the tweet is 6 year old and reflects how little has changed in website design. I’m undecided if this a good or bad thing. For startups and SaaS websites this layout template is instantl
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Which one of the two possible websites are you currently designing? (2016)(twitter.com)
1 points by interfacesketch 4y ago|4 comments
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by interfacesketch 6y ago
I recently started designing t-shirts aimed at gamers. It's not art, more like graphic design. I uploaded the designs to a Print on Demand (POD) service. Sales so far are zero (which is what I was expecting) but the main movitation was
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by interfacesketch 6y ago
Thank you everyone for your encouraging comments. As with any product, there's always the fear of "if I build, will they come?" But without building, I'll never know. So time to get building :-)
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Ask HN: A Web template created in just HTML and CSS. Would you consider buying?
8 points by interfacesketch 6y ago|8 comments
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Ask HN: Do you still support older browsers? Or do you use latest web tech?
3 points by interfacesketch 7y ago|2 comments
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Ask HN: Can you make money selling website templates in 2019?
2 points by interfacesketch 7y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: CSS frameworks, older browsers, CSS Grid – what do you use and why?
7 points by interfacesketch 8y ago|3 comments
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Ask HN: Would you buy a fast-loading, accessible website template in HTML/CSS?
2 points by interfacesketch 8y ago|3 comments
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by interfacesketch 8y ago
I hope it's OK to piggyback on this question and ask: are there any opportunities in designing (and selling) website themes, particulalrly non-Wordpress themes? Many replies here say don't offer design. But presumably, even when y
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Ask HN: Are there any alternatives to FBA (Fulfilled by Amazon)?
7 points by interfacesketch 8y ago|3 comments
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Ask HN: PHP 7 for new projects – your experience and recommendations
13 points by interfacesketch 8y ago|23 comments
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Ask HN: What would you expect to see in a programming language website?
3 points by interfacesketch 8y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: Would you purchase a non-framework website template in 2018?
2 points by interfacesketch 8y ago|0 comments
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Lotus SmartSuite 9.8: complete office suite (discontinued but works on Win 10)(archive.org)
2 points by interfacesketch 8y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Selling HTML and CSS themes: unrealistic?
2 points by interfacesketch 8y ago|0 comments
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by interfacesketch 9y ago
You might not need a static site generator for a single page website. Why not simply author it directly in HTML and CSS? It might actually be faster (and simpler) to code by hand. Here are two dummy test pages I made a while ago to see if I
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by interfacesketch 10y ago
> A blog is really fast if you don't put anything but text in it basically Here's a dummy test page I made a while ago to see if I could create a fairly lengthy, fast-loading text page for slow mobile connections. It's h
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by interfacesketch 10y ago
Thanks for trying out these test pages. Version B has two different font weights from the same family: Regular and Medium/Semi-bold. Version A relies on the fonts already installed on the user's computer. Dropping the semi-bold fo
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by interfacesketch 10y ago
Text articles are probably the most widespread type of content on the web. Most web sites are not web apps. But many developers want to re-construct web sites into web app architectures even when there's no benefit to the end user. I p
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by interfacesketch 10y ago
Thanks for trying out these test pages! When I created them, I tried loading them in different locations on my phone. Surprisingly, even in busy city-centre locations (using 3G), the pages weren't always loading instantly - but they we
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by interfacesketch 10y ago
Do we really need Instant Articles (Facebook) and AMP (Google) when we can accomplish fast loading pages with plain, uncomplicated HTML and CSS? I feel that many web developers don't realise that simple HTML and CSS is often all you ne
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Ask HN: Is this a fast page for mobiles?
1 points by interfacesketch 10y ago|0 comments
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by interfacesketch 10y ago
If you need to support older browsers without Flexbox, another option is to use a tiny (less than 1kb) CSS grid system called Pocket Grid. The grid system lets you position blocks of content side-by-side similar to Flexbox, and blocks can w
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by interfacesketch 11y ago
Take a look at Pocket Grid. It's not a framework, but a tiny responsive CSS grid system. Given that many websites are relatively simple in layout and presentation, it may be all you need. It's a shame this grid system hasn't
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by interfacesketch 11y ago
I hope it's fine to post this link, but I have some simple, free sketch sheets of phones, tablets and web browsers. These are designed for printing out and sketching on paper. They are in SVG so you can create your own sketch sheets. T
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by interfacesketch 11y ago
I only discovered this CSS grid recently (even though it's been around since 2013) and was very impressed. It's a shame it hasn't got much traction.
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PocketGrid: tiny, powerful CSS grid(arnaudleray.github.io)
2 points by interfacesketch 11y ago|2 comments
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by interfacesketch 11y ago
I agree with some things in this article and disagree with others. First, digital has opened up opportunities for hundreds if not thousands of film makers (whether they are amateurs or aspiring professionals). Now, filming in all its myriad
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Cinemas must 'drastically improve' or lose audiences, says Christopher Nolan(theguardian.com)
4 points by interfacesketch 11y ago|3 comments

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