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1. No, I didn't. Everyone was very gracious and there was never an expectation for money. For some people like patio11 and Jason Fried my book sales would not r
by nathanbarry 14y ago
1. No, I didn't. Everyone was very gracious and there was never an expectation for money. For some people like patio11 and Jason Fried my book sales would not represent a meaningful amount of money. It's better to not even bring it up. Many of the people I interviewed have become friends and I try to help them in any way possible.
For companies I didn't contact them in most cases. The few I did talk to were thrilled their designs were being used as an example in a book.
2. This book is light on data and studies. That's a short coming. These are all techniques that I know work well, but I don't always have a study to back it up.
3. I'm not sure what you mean about a sample page for the case study. To better market it? That case study has a lot of great content and I'll be working with the company further to write a lot more articles and tutorials around what we all learned in that process.
- justjimmy 14y agoThanks for the answers. Copyright use of images, especially screenshots, had always been a confusion point for me. For the case study, basically I'd like to know what it entails before purchasing. All the other content speak of principles and guidelines but I find it more interesting to read about an actual case study, the thoughts and reasoning behind the decisions made. (I can't find what the case study was about too - just that it's a time tracking service. Is it Harvest? Basecamp?) You said you'll be working with the company further, I look forward to that one!
- nathanbarry 14y agoThe company is called Tsheets (http://tsheets.com http://tsheets.com). Lots of great stuff coming from them in the next 6 months.