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ralphsaunders
14y ago
The lines are far too long, it would certainly benefit from more leading, larger sizing would be nice, and a typeface with a larger x-height (times is so tiny), would greatly improve readability.
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ralphsaunders
14y ago
In an Apple store they're often portable.
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ralphsaunders
14y ago
But what's the catch?
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ralphsaunders
14y ago
I employ the 'readable' bookmarklet for situations like this. http://readable.tastefulwords.com/
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ralphsaunders
14y ago
It's just unbelievable, really. Can you imagine the outrage if Microsoft did this with Word?
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ralphsaunders
14y ago
Fun to have a little play around in, although I'm not sure how much programming I'd get done playing with this ;). http://www.incredibox.com/?music=4F9B48F2E5B02
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ralphsaunders
14y ago
I've spent 5 minutes looking around trying to work out what your app does and I still don't really know.
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ralphsaunders
14y ago
Minecraft is still in active development. It may yet (if it isn't already).
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ralphsaunders
15y ago
Your new startup designs websites but doesn't have a designer? I don't think you've thought this through.
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ralphsaunders
15y ago
There really isn't. Getting the thing to work is the bare minimum.
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ralphsaunders
15y ago
Well, if it's coming from more than one source (multiple trackers) it could rather simply have been tampered with.
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15y ago
Yes, would have much preferred a torrent with a passworded .zip or something similar. Would have been faster too.
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ralphsaunders
15y ago
Just purchased and look forward to listening but requiring me to only download 4 albums at a time is rather poor. "Please only download 4 files at a time or you may be disconnected from the file servers."
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ralphsaunders
15y ago
Do they teach about what Ford did today?
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ralphsaunders
15y ago
Don't know what the idea is and it's asking for access to information I have on facebook. Sorry, but no.
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ralphsaunders
15y ago
Somehow I think it's more likely that they'll get a flawed product and will have to buy a replacement from a store.
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ralphsaunders
15y ago
I taught myself to code (HTML, CSS, and a small amount of PHP — Wordpress) while I was doing a Graphic Design ND. I think the hardest part for me, like Audrey, was trying to understand what a lot of the terms mean and also the concepts behi
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ralphsaunders
15y ago
It's more that inexperienced designers, generally, approach critique from a subjective perspective, rather than an objective one.
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ralphsaunders
15y ago
I guess the first reason that springs to mind is that spec work is of poor quality. Most designers - I can't speak for artists, but I wouldn't be surprised if they shared a similar sentiment - look at products and think about how they could
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ralphsaunders
15y ago
Design and art aren't really viewed by most designers and artists as a commodity, which is what sites similar to 99 designs try to put accross. 99 designs and similar are at the very low end of the market and the argument is that it becomes
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ralphsaunders
15y ago
Asking "How much does a website cost?" is a bit like asking "How much does a car cost?", and of course the answer is "it varies, how much are you looking to spend? What do you want of the car/website?". Surveying various designers under the
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15y ago
Show HN: I built a webapp to help web "designers" create logos and fonts quickly FTFY
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ralphsaunders
15y ago
A great designer would not be seen near such a place. Heck, any self respecting designer would do their best to avoid it. You're buying the time of kiddies equipped with photoshop, nothing more.
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ralphsaunders
15y ago
You might find this bookmarklet useful then: http://readable.tastefulwords.com/
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ralphsaunders
15y ago
Frankly baffled me. Context is everything.
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15y ago
Getting around 20% to 35% on Chrome 15
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ralphsaunders
15y ago
That simply isn't true. > Since news is accessed only via subscription, most of the ads can be eliminated from the pages. Story pages could still have one or two tastefully-presented ads, but preservation of the content is what will kee
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15y ago
If you read the first four paragraphs of Andy's article you'll realise the piece looks at digital news as a product, so it must address the business model as well as the design.
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Open Source & Design Don’t Mix
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ralphsaunders
15y ago
I don't have an iPhone, but I thought holding the homebutton down returned you to the homescreen, making this a non-issue?
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