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Neputys
16y ago
The only interesting job posting in years. Whether it's a joke or not they are pretty accurate in a cynically funny way.
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Neputys
16y ago
in this particular case I don't mind it
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Neputys
16y ago
installing on other computers in office ;)
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Neputys
16y ago
love it :)
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Neputys
16y ago
"who are excellent in all three" what do you mean by three?
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Neputys
16y ago
Well that was political...:) Look it's obvious that you have some kind of grudge against designers. For your own good at least see the enemy you respect...
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Neputys
16y ago
it's so depressing to read this...
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Neputys
16y ago
Is the way things look&feel not a part of usability and especially UX? And how can a designer make it right if he is not familiar with actual problems or requirements? If he does not care, it's his problem but if you don't then you sho
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Neputys
16y ago
So true... (but maybe it's just better that they don't? now that I think of it)
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16y ago
A piece of advice for you programming guys so you won't need to waist your time on stuff like this (maybe it's for some "designers" too): Car designer has to work within constrains (materials, engineering, production capabilities, market so
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Neputys
16y ago
I think original and real meaning of term "design" is somehow lost to many people. It was coined for a reason long long after term art existed. The reason was that it was a process of creating something with aesthetic value but for business
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Neputys
16y ago
No matter what the title is the thing that makes a world of difference is the reason someone designs. Nice looks are useless if they have no clear purpose, if there's no underlying reason for them to be nice. The value of really good design
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Neputys
16y ago
I really believe you could... but the thing is - would you decide to keep it this way as they did? Really.. think about it. Wouldn't you think let's hire a "designer" to make it nicer now that we have more money (same here)? For me this is
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16y ago
Everybody is essential, none is sufficient... (and craigslist has a design, it's just a different kind)
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16y ago
Partially the problem is in the word it self. As you can see from the discussion here and in many other places, as soon as someone asks similar question people start talking about what this word (designer) actually means. Take architecture
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Neputys
16y ago
Chess is a candy for your brain :)
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Neputys
16y ago
If I were you I'd think that I'm missing something important. Skills and work is not the only existing thing in life. Judging from what you wrote about your self I don't think you have a problem there. In fact I'm sure you don't. Try to loo
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Neputys
16y ago
The point I wanted to make - it's clear why you need a tech co-founder, but why would such a person need you in particular and not the other business guy?
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16y ago
Sorry m8 but you should read more about Jack Ma and how he started Alibaba.com. As I remember prior to this he worked at governments official yellow pages site for quite some time. He obviously had a good contact network and was well known
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Neputys
16y ago
It's very important to understand that "what is UX" greatly depends on type of company and/or team you are working with (and their expectations). Startup with small team - these things are still very useful but it's something you should do