sandijs

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   by sandijs 4y ago

   Great news!
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   by sandijs 10y ago

   Hi all! Founder here. The reason we are building this is simple – web design is far from solved, still. I know there are tools out there that help. Starting from very rigid template-based tools ending with fully customizable frameworks. Our
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   FROONT 1.8 Released – Responsive Web Design Tool(froont.com)

   4 points by sandijs 10y ago|1 comments
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   Design user research explained for everyone(blog.froont.com)

   7 points by sandijs 11y ago|0 comments
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   What if testing was a part of the web design(blog.froont.com)

   10 points by sandijs 12y ago|0 comments
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   by sandijs 12y ago

   Damn typos. Thanks!
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   by sandijs 12y ago

   Good point! It actually would be pretty cool also have a working example. I'll keep that in mind for the next posts.
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   by sandijs 12y ago

   Thanks! Fixed!
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   by sandijs 12y ago

   I totally agree! And half of them are hacks. That scares way too many people away from designing with code!
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    by sandijs 12y ago

    Thanks! Margins, floats, inline blocks could be something of a separate post or two.
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    Positioning in the web explained with GIFs(blog.froont.com)

    90 points by sandijs 12y ago|25 comments
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    by sandijs 12y ago

    Except not that many of us had means to access that information. I totally agree with this though: http://motherfuckingwebsite.com/
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    by sandijs 12y ago

    True. I also left out Frames. Web 2.0 for me was too much about aesthetics, but AJAX is very close to JS. Both deserve a spot in an extended version of the history though!
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    A Brief History of Web Design for Designers(blog.froont.com)

    92 points by sandijs 12y ago|27 comments
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    by sandijs 12y ago

    Yes there is http://www.froont.com ! We having a major update coming very soon, this is a video sneak peek what to expect: http://vimeo.com/107843019
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    by sandijs 13y ago

    Great to hear! Thanks!
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    by sandijs 13y ago

    It is not about coding versus not coding : ) FROONT is about visually choosing web fonts, work with vectors right in the browser, see how designs perform on various screen widths as soon as possible! Using visual approach where it makes sen
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    by sandijs 13y ago

    Design is iterative by its nature – therefore FROONT can be used for prototypes and for designs, that depends of the stage and complexity of design. IT can be wireframing, designing responsive patterns or design with real content.
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    by sandijs 13y ago

    Hi! I would like to clarify what we are actually doing with FROONT – we aren't another bootstrap editor at all. We are aiming to give designers more freedom and control over design process so they can work faster and communicate with develo
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    by sandijs 14y ago

    It's a interesting problem you guys are tackling and your progress is very impressive! I like the UI! And for sure it's good that more people are working to make web design more enjoyable. For some time I was wondering why there are so many
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    by sandijs 14y ago

    floats, block vs inline and adaptive layouts.. for sure it is not easy but we are working to solve that in http://www.froont.com .