spader725

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by spader725 12y ago
I would argue that iOS users also don't know that they can double tap the iphone home button twice to pull up the ability to kill an app without someone telling them that functionality exist or they accidentally find out. This widget c
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by spader725 12y ago
This is exactly how i feel right now. I am, by unfortunate circumstances, the only designer in one of the offices of an enterprise company being ran by dev-minded people. I know my weaknesses and strengths, but I need a design-influenced te
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by spader725 13y ago
You're assuming everyone has a Yahoo Account, and they like using Flickr
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by spader725 13y ago
"clean design" has been around since the 20th century. It just went away, but came back, and it will go away again and will most likely come back again. So yes, design is in trends, just like any other field has trends, but "
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by spader725 13y ago
the site is down. Anyone got a mirror?
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by spader725 13y ago
The article writer contradicts him/herself when they emphasis "simplifying" infographics (with the animated gif example), but their favorite infographic at the moment is the Microsoft/Nokia example they showed. That info
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by spader725 13y ago
I agree with this article, but who is to say the goal of Dribbble isn't to just showcase visual design? To join Dribbble, you must get an invite from a Dribbble user. Dribbble users invite people who have similar taste and design state
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by spader725 13y ago
consider it a "dark pattern" to trick users https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6301378