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by oneplusone 15y ago
I don't know about that. I am located in Toronto, Canada and would be interested in a UX design/front end development telecommuting job that paid $120k+. However, nobody really wants to hire somebody that they can't watch. In the past I hav
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by oneplusone 15y ago
I just don't believe this. Companies are just not willing to pay for it. I can easily get a 50% increase in pay as a developer. If they really had a hard time hiring designers they would give salaries comparable to developers. Personally I
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by oneplusone 15y ago
Minimalism. A reflection of his design philosophy.
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by oneplusone 15y ago
Are you using the same model as dibbble, or why are you not accepting signups?
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by oneplusone 15y ago
We already have forking, both for the current version of your design and previous versions. We cover it on the community tour page. Diffing has been talked about internally and it would be pretty awesome.
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by oneplusone 15y ago
Just navigate to chrome://flags/ and you can enable it there along with many other experimental options.
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by oneplusone 15y ago
There is such a thing as too much contrast when it comes to text. When typesetting it is advisable to never use pure black for text because it simmers on the page. I normally design the base text on the page to have between 15% and 30% brig
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Tab Basics(jacojoubert.ca)
1 points by oneplusone 15y ago|0 comments
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by oneplusone 15y ago
IBM has got that covered: http://appft1.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=PTO1&Se...
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Basic buttons using CSS 3(jacojoubert.ca)
1 points by oneplusone 15y ago|0 comments
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by oneplusone 15y ago
Oh man, Camino uses Gecko 1.9.0 which is the same version Firefox 3.0 shipped with (but the buttons work in firefox 3.0). I traced down the bug to a conflict in my blog's css with the buttons. Somewhere they are inheriting styles that break
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by oneplusone 15y ago
Is this still the case? If so I will get it fixed. I didn't do any testing yet because the blog post was not meant to go live yet.
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by oneplusone 15y ago
Zooming as it is is a broken mechanic. Google Docs already attempts to detect if you are zooming in and tells you to zoom to 100% or things will be broken. I wish there was a reliable way to detect if the user is at a weird zoom level.
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by oneplusone 15y ago
That is how this is done. The label is html, only the background is an image.
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by oneplusone 15y ago
Author here: I will move the images over to a real host as soon as I can. The blog post was incomplete and only published so some friends could read it over. Wasn't meant to go live at all.
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by oneplusone 15y ago
oDesk and elance leaves a bad taste in my mouth. The only real way I can see using one of these services is where the potential employers bid on my limited time, and not the other way around. That way your helping the workers to get paid mo
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Adobe introduces subscription pricing model (Photoshop for $35/month)(adobe.com)
74 points by oneplusone 15y ago|37 comments
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by oneplusone 16y ago
Don't ever use illustrator for web design. Monitors uses pixels and you need to work in pixels if you expect to do great work. Use Illustrator when you are illustrating.
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by oneplusone 16y ago
20-40 hours per page is ridiculously high. They must be incredibly slow and it makes my doubt their design skill. To design a web app is incredibly easy because there is no marketing element to it--it is all about functionality. If you are
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by oneplusone 16y ago
And websites like http://www.graboid.com repackaged usenet to make is accessible to the general population. Movie studios don't seem to mind since they have a DMCA process and most content never gets one.
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by oneplusone 16y ago
Just because people are downloading a ton of illegal content right now doesn't mean 5 years from now the average person won't be downloading it legally. This is how progress is made.
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by oneplusone 16y ago
The idea that 2% of users using 20% of the bandwidth is hurting "normal" people is a PR move that is going to do great harm to future innovation. The way I see it those 2% of users are early adopters and a couple of years from now "normal p
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by oneplusone 16y ago
I took a look at that page you linked as an example of quality content, and I just don't see it. The video was incredible superficial and a better medium would have been screenshots that identified all the UI controls and their function sin
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by oneplusone 16y ago
I saw the videos, but they weren't very good and didn't give me any sense of how the app worked. 2)If SSO isn't an option due to support costs then how about having no user registration at all. I don't see any reason why people should be ab
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by oneplusone 16y ago
I would love to use this but these are some serious issues: 1) All packages should have SSL. I don't do business with companies that think security is an optional feature. 2) Single sign-on should be available for all packages. I am not int
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by oneplusone 16y ago
I have thought about making video tutorials on how to use Photoshop to create practical design elements. Ie, how to make a button or how to design a header. Something every programmer making their own webapp could use that doesn't really re
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First Philly Open Angel Forum (Hosted by Gabriel Weinberg)(ye.gg)
8 points by oneplusone 16y ago|0 comments
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by oneplusone 16y ago
They sacrificed a TON of usability in order to become this artsy. I am not sure why since art has nothing to do with email--especially not business email. The worse example of this is their feature tour. It is actually very painful to read
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by oneplusone 16y ago
Not that good at JS yet. My background is in design and crafting enjoyable user experiences. I am very passionate about education though.
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by oneplusone 16y ago
You don't happen to need a part-time (2-3 days a week) designer/front-end developer as well do you?

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