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The design do's and don'ts always stress me out because once I know the rules, I can't un-see all the violations coworkers make, even if I do my best. Former c
by thrtythreeforty 3y ago
The design do's and don'ts always stress me out because once I know the rules, I can't un-see all the violations coworkers make, even if I do my best.
Former coworkers will probably recall that I was quite the stickler for the particular shade of red at a previous startup. I hope I didn't get on too many people's nerves :)
- jfoutz 3y agoYou did the right thing. Stay strong! When it's all uniform and consistent it's magic. When it's mushy and weird, it's a lot less magic.
- quickthrower2 3y agoWhere is a good place to learn?
- pmontra 3y agoSome dos and don'ts change over the year. The modern fashion of colorful gradients was frowned upon in the 90s and 2000s as cheap, amateurish, gross. But time passes, memory fade, eventually to stand out you have to start with something from far enough in the past. Rules about scaling logos and making them work in monochrome and color are constant though.