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Programmers in successful startups (like the ones producing the demos you mention) ignore what people tell them that they can't do. They just try and they get
by bsaunder 15y ago
Programmers in successful startups (like the ones producing the demos you mention) ignore what people tell them that they can't do. They just try and they get something done. Then they iterate as long as "the demo's ui sucks" is the number one problem.
Probably the designs are sourced from their experiences. Just like you, many of them have seen beautiful sites. It's not impossible to find a few you like and mix/match design elements plus some of your own originality to produce your own variant.
- chris_dcosta 15y agoThis is a very interesting point well made. It's not what you said, it's what you didn't say: about prioritising work effort. But surely most creative programmers are never happy to draw a line under the coding, to concentrate on the graphics. What's your experience? Sounds like you know...