gorkamolero

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   by gorkamolero 9y ago

   Yes. The book sent me in a treacherous path and it wasn't easy but today I can say I'm working remote, 3 hours/day (minimum though) and earning a good living. Problem is, I am ambitious and end up working the whole deal, and
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   by gorkamolero 10y ago

   This is Quip, if they had a designer on board
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   by gorkamolero 10y ago

   Location: Madrid, Spain ️Remote: yes! Willing to relocate: depends Technologies: UX/UI, Frontend development. Angular2/Polymer/React Résumé/CV: http://bit.ly/2elojDM Email: gorka.molero@gmail.com
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   So, You're a Web Designer, Right?(tympanus.net)

   1 points by gorkamolero 13y ago|0 comments
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   by gorkamolero 13y ago

   All of the rest of the comments is perfect reply. I see how you could be concerned with the use of javascript but that is part of the progressive enhancement escalation, you just put it on top of your 'ready goodness'! Also you mi
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   by gorkamolero 13y ago

   Haha touche
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   by gorkamolero 13y ago

   I completely agree. More than a few of the Web people (perhaps most?), though, are moving towards more complicate systems, more expensive design. To me the way forward should be optimization of sites. I don't know where you use your ph
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   by gorkamolero 13y ago

   You're right but let me tell you this: Half of the visits the article got since publishing have bounced off after close to 2 seconds. Coincidence? It´s a shame but I do this too