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> All due respect but Our culture's greatest and most universally consistent flashing warning sign regarding the words after it.
by jspthrowaway2 14y ago
> All due respect but
Our culture's greatest and most universally consistent flashing warning sign regarding the words after it.
- enraged_camel 14y agoYeah, it's similar to starting a sentence with "I don't mean to sound racist, but..." Because at that point you know for a fact that they will say something racist.
- 54mf 14y agoThe author is a programmer and writer, and I absolutely respect that. All due respect for her accomplishments, but I don't think she should be writing about design.
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- 54mf 14y agoActually, no. I meant it. The author is a programmer and writer who has received attention for her work in both areas, and I absolutely respect that. I simply disagree with her offering design advice.
- kaliblack 14y agoThe good old I-didn't-find-it-useful-so-no-one-will perspective. Clearly you didn't bother to understand the purpose or the intended audience for the article. The title spells it out. There's tons of articles that discuss design elements, but very few that give practical advice on how to quickly hack together a presentable site.