CubicleNinjas

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by CubicleNinjas 15y ago
I'm disappointed. The single view idea is used by many project management tools and requires a user to do the parsing. Clicks are still required to gain access to the project meat. This means quite a bit of both scrolling and clicking. The
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by CubicleNinjas 15y ago
So many critics here of Gruber and his writing style. I just see jealousy. This change in Apple's approach is very encouraging and goes to show that for all of their success, they have not their moxy.
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by CubicleNinjas 15y ago
This is an exceptionally well-handled video. No matter what the end result there will be a contingent that says "Didn't 37 test this?!", and you can show quite a bit of thought went into the process. Excited to see what Basecamp evolves int
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by CubicleNinjas 15y ago
But there's the catch! For an entrepreneur a 9-5 is a short day. And keep in mind that for billions, a 9-5 would be a miracle. To think that you are above this time investment, or that you can achieve great success without equally great ris
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by CubicleNinjas 15y ago
Ha, ha - thank you. I learned something! Now to go buy some co.ke (domains) to amuse myself.
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by CubicleNinjas 15y ago
Advice to call your business a business? Hrm. I think the picture painted here is the larger problem. Someone who gets out of school and immediately sees client work as "just another client" is an issue. When someone sees self-employment as
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by CubicleNinjas 15y ago
WordPress has all of the things listed if you use a plugin. You just have to do a search. If the inability to moderate a comment is your biggest argument against a system, then I look forward to the follow-up post in six months when you tru
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by CubicleNinjas 15y ago
After using it for a month our entire studio has switched over to Trello as our main form of data organization. It replaces Basecamp for clients, plots our marketing calendar, and gives an overview of every deliverable's stage of completion
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by CubicleNinjas 15y ago
Details do matter. On this we can all agree. So why is this quote so hard to understand? Oh, it was said by people you don't agree with, on a polarized topic, and responded to with class. Shades of gray indeed.
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by CubicleNinjas 15y ago
Where did it say these pay services never shut down and free services never live on? It was just highlighting a trend.
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by CubicleNinjas 15y ago
Prada Phone vs iPhone: They have different buttons. They have different bevel. They use different materials. They have completely different UI. They have completely different feature-sets (expansion/connections/cameras/tech stacks). And no
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by CubicleNinjas 15y ago
The fact is Samsung is obviously mirroring the industrial design success of Apple to cause market confusion. To root for a company like this to succeed is disgusting.
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by CubicleNinjas 15y ago
TLDR: Focus. Ugh – I feel like showering after that horrible article. What gets me most is that he implies you have to be enlightened to be a success, while the truly interesting part of successful people is in the management of their human
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by CubicleNinjas 15y ago
"With millions of apps on the PC, what are the chances that a user is even going to see your app at this point? Without a ton of marketing muscle or the good graces of the kingmakers at Microsoft just hanging your shingle out on the Intern
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by CubicleNinjas 15y ago
What a narrowly defined definition of creativity. :(
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by CubicleNinjas 15y ago
This is another great point. Thank you for sharing this.
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by CubicleNinjas 15y ago
Your strawman argument here against everyone in the world besides you is almost adorable.
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by CubicleNinjas 15y ago
Hover effects aren't awful for usability at all. It is about using this in the appropriate context. They add two distinct advantages: 1) Ease of accessing additional information. Instead of having a click based event a rollout is 100x easie
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by CubicleNinjas 15y ago
Really? I thought Adobe had some say into how well Flash works. I was under the impression if Adobe could have gotten together some code that actually worked well it could have had possibly had a chance. It appears I should have been blamin
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by CubicleNinjas 15y ago
This presentation sumaries the capstones of design nicely. One point I wildly disagree with: That design is not nearly half cultural pulse. To ignore the very real pull of culture, and to do your own take on it, is to build unsellable desig
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by CubicleNinjas 15y ago
These quotes are taken out of context. When displayed later in the piece they paint the full picture – Apple believes the Galaxy Tab 2 is infringing on its creative work in hopes to steal customers. Boring article that relies on hyperbole f
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by CubicleNinjas 15y ago
As the owner of a design firm, and a designer for UI for the past ten years, I think this article misses the point. Grids are a means to an end. That end is functional and visually pleasing usability. The samples in this article show less f
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by CubicleNinjas 15y ago
Many of the comments here focus on the fact that: 1) There are traditional options that the author didn't take the time to search through and find. 2) Or the author missed an opportunity to go with a free solution. I feel these comments mis
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by CubicleNinjas 15y ago
This is clearly contradictory to what the actual customer wrote yesterday. The customer is the source here we trust. Not Arrington. She states she has only heard from two founders since posting the blog article, she received no offers of he