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I love that someone followed through and got it done. I bet a lot of people thought about it. I bet that there's even someone seeing this right now pissed off t

I love that someone followed through and got it done. I bet a lot of people thought about it. I bet that there's even someone seeing this right now pissed off that they didn't finish first. Great design. Where'd you get your little illustrations?

kossnocorp 7y ago
Thank you a lot, I got the illustrations on https://craftwork.design https://craftwork.design
- workthrowaway 7y ago
  thanks!!
- misiti3780 7y ago
  I have never heard of that service (looks pretty interesting actually), but at the bottom it says trust by Uber, Pinterest, Google, etc. Does this mean these companies are outsourcing their graphics, mock ups, etc.?
  - applecrazy 7y ago
    Likely not. All these companies have dedicated design teams. I believe it means that they use the asset library within their projects.
    - misiti3780 7y ago
      that is what i thought also.
  - 1123581321 7y ago
    It (maybe) means someone with one of those email addresses signed up once, or might have used an asset on an internal blog or something. It can mean more but that’s typical for SaaS bragging.
  - kossnocorp 7y ago
    I don't know that, but I would assume that just someone with @google.com or @uber.com signed up at the service ;-)
    - ska 7y ago
      Usually it has to be a little bit more than that (but not much) and part of a contract. If you just start adding corporate logos to your site you'll end up talking to lawyers eventually - at least if you have any sort of traction. On the other hand "Used by X" can mean anything from "X uses us as a core part of their workflows" and "A small team at X uses this sometimes". So don't give it much weight.
      - projektfu 7y ago
        An intern at Google used it in a slideshow once... Used by Google!
  - jkaptur 7y ago
    It's common for companies to outsource work that's more of a one-off "project" with a discrete deliverable than a continuously developed "product", whether that work is coding, graphics, or anything else. For example, even though Salesforce obviously has a lot of talented programmers on the payroll, I wouldn't be at all surprised if the Dreamforce conference website is built by a separate firm.
  - the_watcher 7y ago
    Yes. When building an internal mock-up, it's often not the best use of FTE designer time, but internal work benefits from professional polish as well. Outsourcing solves this problem.
- internadvice 7y ago
  alternatively https://undraw.co/illustrations https://undraw.co/illustrations for free
- chrismorgan 7y ago
  I confess that I look at the first illustration and see a woman frantically trying to dodge a variety of missiles being thrown at her; and she has evidently failed, because her head has blown up and a cloud of smoke is emanating forth in its place.

kossnocorp 7y ago

Thank you a lot, I got the illustrations on https://craftwork.design https://craftwork.design

workthrowaway 7y ago
thanks!!
misiti3780 7y ago
I have never heard of that service (looks pretty interesting actually), but at the bottom it says trust by Uber, Pinterest, Google, etc. Does this mean these companies are outsourcing their graphics, mock ups, etc.?
- applecrazy 7y ago
  Likely not. All these companies have dedicated design teams. I believe it means that they use the asset library within their projects.
  - misiti3780 7y ago
    that is what i thought also.
- 1123581321 7y ago
  It (maybe) means someone with one of those email addresses signed up once, or might have used an asset on an internal blog or something. It can mean more but that’s typical for SaaS bragging.
- kossnocorp 7y ago
  I don't know that, but I would assume that just someone with @google.com or @uber.com signed up at the service ;-)
  - ska 7y ago
    Usually it has to be a little bit more than that (but not much) and part of a contract. If you just start adding corporate logos to your site you'll end up talking to lawyers eventually - at least if you have any sort of traction. On the other hand "Used by X" can mean anything from "X uses us as a core part of their workflows" and "A small team at X uses this sometimes". So don't give it much weight.
    - projektfu 7y ago
      An intern at Google used it in a slideshow once... Used by Google!
- jkaptur 7y ago
  It's common for companies to outsource work that's more of a one-off "project" with a discrete deliverable than a continuously developed "product", whether that work is coding, graphics, or anything else. For example, even though Salesforce obviously has a lot of talented programmers on the payroll, I wouldn't be at all surprised if the Dreamforce conference website is built by a separate firm.
- the_watcher 7y ago
  Yes. When building an internal mock-up, it's often not the best use of FTE designer time, but internal work benefits from professional polish as well. Outsourcing solves this problem.
internadvice 7y ago
alternatively https://undraw.co/illustrations https://undraw.co/illustrations for free
chrismorgan 7y ago
I confess that I look at the first illustration and see a woman frantically trying to dodge a variety of missiles being thrown at her; and she has evidently failed, because her head has blown up and a cloud of smoke is emanating forth in its place.