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by jordanf 14y ago
SEEKING WORK — Mobile & Web Product/UI Design (Chicago/remote) Focus on visual and user experience, as well as front-end web development. Almost 10 years of experience designing products. http://www.dribbble.com/jordanful Contact me a
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by jordanf 14y ago
SEEKING WORK - Product Design, freelance UI/UX/Visual designer focused on web and mobile apps w/ 7 years of experience. As many years of front-end dev work. Generally can afford about 15/hrs a week. http://www.dribbble.com/jordanful
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by jordanf 14y ago
SEEKING WORK - Chicago / Remote Product designer, focused on user experience, interface and visual design for web and mobile applications. Also specializes in front end development, copywriting and branding. Startup experience. Dribble: ht
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by jordanf 14y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote (based in Chicago) I do UI, UX, Visual design for web and mobile experiences. I have lots of experience with startups big and small, and have a solid product understanding. I also do front-end dev work. I generally can
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by jordanf 15y ago
I find myself pretty regularly frustrated by the number of steps it takes to video chat with someone. Too much software to install, too many accounts to remember. The high-end Cisco hardware I've used is especially unpredictable. So I spent
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Show HN: my weekend project, Vidless. "CloudApp" for video chat.(vidless.com)
16 points by jordanf 15y ago|3 comments
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by jordanf 16y ago
Groupon is looking to hire designers, frontend developers and more in Chicago, Illinois. http://www.groupon.com/jobs
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by jordanf 17y ago
WinkVid was started as part of SocialDevCamp Chicago's Hackathon, where we built a prototype in 36 hours. We've had a few months to polish it up and we just launched WinkVid today. We're a team of two bootstrapped guys in Chicago. Would app
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Ask HN: Review WinkVid, my "ChatRoulette for dating" startup(winkvid.com)
1 points by jordanf 17y ago|1 comments
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by jordanf 17y ago
First thought: your logo looks like an envelope stuffed with excrement. Also, my eye is drawn the the sad faces on your landing page. Without reading, it looks like a feature list for your product, not a comparison. It took my awhile to fig
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by jordanf 17y ago
www.winkvid.com
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by jordanf 17y ago
The problem of too many product offerings (the paradox of choice / analysis paralysis) is something I'm trying to address with my startup Kallow. The issue with Adams' solution (which may work for some) is that customers sometimes don't kno
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by jordanf 17y ago
Here is Read's "I, Pencil": http://www.scribd.com/doc/11603927/IPencil
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Why You've Never Heard of the Great Depression of 1920 (video)(youtube.com)
1 points by jordanf 18y ago|0 comments
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Open-Source Health Care(blog.p2pfoundation.net)
1 points by jordanf 18y ago|0 comments
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by jordanf 18y ago
This is so cool, and great to hear. I've never quite understood the anti-Walmart sentiment. What do people have against low prices? Poorer people can afford to buy (or save) more if they are fortunate enough to have a Walmart nearby. One re
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by jordanf 18y ago
First real-world test? Look at Japan in the 1990s. How soon we forget history...and repeat it.
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by jordanf 18y ago
Nice man. Black text on blue is hard to read for me, though.
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by jordanf 18y ago
Greenspan was a self-proclaimed libertarian who used to support a gold standard. Of course then he gained virtually unlimited power by controlling the entire US economy. Power naturally corrupts, he renounced his views, encouraged every Ame
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by jordanf 18y ago
Um, what?
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by jordanf 18y ago
www.kallow.com
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Kallow: simplified shopping for electronics(kallow.com)
1 points by jordanf 18y ago|0 comments
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by jordanf 19y ago
Congrats Kyle!