jase_coop

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Everything I have to say on skeuomorphism (blog.jasecooper.com)
2 points by jase_coop 15y ago|0 comments
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by jase_coop 15y ago
He's publicly announcing his market predictions based on one interaction with his child and Mashable decided to publish it.
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by jase_coop 15y ago
I'm focusing on the fact that I think the one on the right is style over function. Based on the jquery hiding the select box and displaying a list of spans (or something similar, depending how you go about it). Either way, the original sele
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In your opinion, which drop-down select is better designed?
2 points by jase_coop 15y ago|4 comments
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Apple's skeuomorphic design taken too far(jasecooper.com)
2 points by jase_coop 15y ago|0 comments
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by jase_coop 15y ago
From a design POV, I can't see what good will come from a focus group on steroids.
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by jase_coop 15y ago
That justification is more acceptable, but still a poor excuse (which doesn't sound like your fault), and if anything highlights the problem with the focus of user-centered design. I'm sure you'd agree, design isn't a democracy. Clearly, yo
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by jase_coop 15y ago
"I said: because the iPhone has a very very advanced browser that is more than capable of handling our Homepage we do not REDIRECT them to the Mobile site automatically. You can still go there if you like." My point still stands. Just bec
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by jase_coop 15y ago
"In other words why not a mobile site. Well, very simple. The iPhone is capable of rendering and interacting with the full page. It was the first browser to do so - it don't require a lite version. You could tap, zoom, pinch, drag and get
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by jase_coop 15y ago
Not so great - Seems to require your Twitter followers to associate their Google account on Migrat.us before it's of any use.
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by jase_coop 15y ago
100% agree. A bunch of CSS3 animations whizzing around the page is the last thing we need. (Though it's likely to happen as people go crazy with new capabilities). But with a bit of constraint these can be used to add value, simply the diff
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Visual.ly's infographics are not designed for the Internet: For Web, Not Walls(blog.jasecooper.com)
6 points by jase_coop 15y ago|4 comments
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by jase_coop 15y ago
I'm neither pro Google or Facebook. I merely make a comparison between the early days, intentions and motives of both Google+ and Facebook, how they're different and why I think that difference is important.
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by jase_coop 15y ago
> Polish, ease of use, a large feature set, security, and any number of other factors can have just as big an impact on users as innovation. Not if it's something people don't need or want in the first place. If Google have 'innovated'
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by jase_coop 15y ago
I don't think their motives are suspect. I'm fine with how they handle my information and conduct their business. I just don't think their motives will lead to innovation.
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by jase_coop 15y ago
Have Google really built Google+ out of a real human need/problem? I don't think so. I'm not excusing Facebook and how they make money today. These aren't the same motives that influenced their reason for being, which were a lot more focuse
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Why Google+ Has Already Failed(blog.jasecooper.com)
9 points by jase_coop 15y ago|23 comments
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by jase_coop 15y ago
There's general misrepresentation throughout this conversation and the article that design is merely a veneer that you either choose to implement or not at some point. Design is about solving problems, and a design led company/individual ad
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A small insight into Apple's design process(blog.jasecooper.com)
1 points by jase_coop 15y ago|0 comments
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by jase_coop 15y ago
Who decided that the number of hipsters in a concentrated area correlate with successful tech companies? These 'cool', 'creative' pockets within cities such as San Francisco, London and Berlin that the article suggest as a vital ingredient
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by jase_coop 15y ago
I don't see why a hover state should always dictate a link. Especially considering this case with multiple clickable areas within the link div. (Such as Tweet, date, delete etc). The hover is subtle and merely used to guide the users eye al
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DesignLi.st - 'A HackerNews for Design'(designli.st)
6 points by jase_coop 15y ago|2 comments
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Is university the answer for future designers?(blog.jasecooper.com)
1 points by jase_coop 15y ago|0 comments
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Why designers need to stop moaning about 99designs.com(jasecooper.tumblr.com)
89 points by jase_coop 15y ago|86 comments
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How Dabble.in created their interactive pixels(toddish.co.uk)
4 points by jase_coop 15y ago|0 comments
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Jonathan Ive Facts(boards.core77.com)
2 points by jase_coop 16y ago|0 comments