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"They all had very minimal copy, and usually a short designery phrase like, ”Pixel perfection,” or whatever. You know, you’ve seen them. Basically, sites like t
by salimmadjd 13y ago
"They all had very minimal copy, and usually a short designery phrase like, ”Pixel perfection,” or whatever. You know, you’ve seen them. Basically, sites like this: http://kerem.co/ http://kerem.co/ "
Kerem is an amazing designer and in very high demand-I would know.
He probably makes 2-3X more than this guy. So not sure why he is dissing him.
To be honest 30K in six months is not that great. I'm guessing ultimately he wants to make big money like Kerem one day.
- leephillips 13y agoI didn't interpret this as dissing him, but just an example of a typical approach to a designer's website. He just wanted to try to do something different. 30K in six months long term would not be that great, but this is his first six months, which includes figuring out how to operate his business - so it sounds pretty good to me.
- rmrfrmrf 13y agoIt's a pretty big insult to imply that a designer's work is run-of-the-mill, as the author has done.
- eps 13y agoNo, it's not. There are trends and a lot of designers follow them, because that's what's currently in demand. It doesn't mean they aren't creative or execute poorly, which would've been indeed an insult.
- vacri 13y agoLooking at that website, what's not run-of-the-mill about it? He may do great work for clients, but that particular website is yawnfully boring, and has employed that terrible current trend of low-contrast text on grey background.