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Walmart vs. Whole Foods
(techcrunch.com)
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Transition to sales or marketing. I'm pretty sure you DO have experience selling. Here's how to look at it: Don't see yourself as a 'developer'. Instead, think about the 'sales' results you've been pa
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* Better photo * Write all the text in a way that it makes sense for whomever you're trying to get in front of. So if you're looking for freelancing work, share the results you've booked for other clients. If you're look
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Ask HN: How to Contribute UI Design to OSS
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Show HN: Chirpss = Google Analytics + Sounds
(chirpss.com)
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in my profile. Just replied above with an overview.
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You can find my contact info in my profile. Basically in short, what's worked for me is side project marketing: - Create a tiny free product, that solves a tiny problem for your target customer - Promote your side project. Since it
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those are some pretty high quality clients then. What type of projects do you do. We've implemented a pretty good model for our agency to attract quality clients without networking and doing all sorts of stuff that we don't like.
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There are a couple of fantastic documentaries that follow some high level wristwatches craftsmen. It's absolutely amazing to see the dedication, precision and care they put into the tiniest of details.
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We design User Interfaces for Web and Mobile development teams ( http://fairpixels.pro ). Working on large displays seriously increases productivity.
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That's what I was thinking
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an AR headset that allows us to work on 50, 60 inch displays where ever we are, without having to mount large displays to walls etc.
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Nice font. Would there be a way for you guys to incorporate the font on a platform like Google's webfonts? For our business ( http://fairpixels.pro ) we are constantly looking for great fonts to use in the UI work we do for s
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Interesting experiment. My observation: With the thumbnails, the title of each post becomes a less-important-caption. In the case of HN, I think the text-only approach is far better. Product Hunt used to be text only, and frankly, it was a
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I think the best part of the browser are the extensions and plugins people make.
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A simple calculator. When brainstorming ideas and potential financial outcomes its handy to have basic mah built in.
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Auto calculate writte equations
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For my latest business (a productised service that provides unlimited UI design for software teams http://fairpixels.pro ) I simply contacted my previous customers. It's surprising how many of us are always looking for new
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Fascinating. If I had more spare time, I would want to set up a couple of computers, from the early days of the internet, install a modified browser on each, and have the modified browser only access websites (from web.archive.org) from the
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sounds like an awesome attitude to have when blogging. good job!
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I think OP is asking for products/businesses who are providing an affiliate program. The word 'best' should probably be translated to: "who pays the highest commission".
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At first, I thought about how cruel it was to the animals. Then I remembered downloading an app for my cat, that would display a mouse moving from one side of the screen, all the way to the other side until it disappeared. My cat loved play
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What would improve for the end user, when it was in SVG?
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We've been running thr service for a while now and the reality is that one designer can easily handle multiple clients. We've basically improved our internal workflow to work as effectively as possible. The more we work with a par
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Tnx for the headsup
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We dont charge 6000/mo
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We're averaging about 3 projects/mo per client based on the first batch of customers who've been using the service for the last 4 months or so. Having a dedicated design team (not outsourced but in house) makes it easier for
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Show HN: Unlimited UI design
(fairpixels.pro)
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Show HN: Unlimited UI for development teams
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How We Attracted 300+ Clients to Our Agency
(medium.com)
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