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by peng 15y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote Web UI designer - HTML5/CSS3/JS/Git - from concept to finished product. Experienced working with developers, version control, template languages, Sass, Stylus, etc++ across time zones. Portfolio site -> http://nyl
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by peng 15y ago
Currently doing this in Chiang Mai, Thailand. Off to Croatia next!
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by peng 15y ago
Or you could bring a paper notebook and pen.
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by peng 15y ago
I've experienced this too. Apparently, Google Chrome on OS X gets labeled Opera/Win XP by Facebook. I was paranoid for a little while, wondering how these hackers kept tracking me around the world with that browser/os combo.
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by peng 15y ago
If you're looking to hire a logo or icon designer, Dribble is the place to be. However, crafting the perfect 300x400 teaser has little to do with web design. Do you want to hire a window decorator, or someone who will help you solve the ha
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by peng 15y ago
Do you use Chrome? You can list this search engine as a custom search engine in Preferences > Basics > Manage Search Engines... Add a new search engine -> Hacker News Keyword -> hn Url with %s in place of query -> http:
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by peng 15y ago
This the difference between introversion and extroversion. While you enjoy the company of your teammates, others may prefer to work independently. The freedom to work from home doesn't mean you have to be cooped up inside your house. You ca
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by peng 15y ago
As far as electronic signing goes, I've had clients use RightSignature. It's not free, but it's much more painless than PDF signatures.
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by peng 15y ago
Along with perfect visual and coding skills, "The Valley" wants designers in-house and under control. If companies want to hire talent, they need to be more willing to hire remotely. What's holding them back is the irrational fear of losing
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by peng 15y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote Web UI designer - HTML5/CSS3/JS - from concept to finished product, no bullshit. Experienced working with developers, version control, template languages, Sass, Stylus, etc++ across time zones. Portfolio site -> h
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by peng 15y ago
It's okay. It a bit generic and sounds a lot like "Oblivious" or "Obvious" -- but since it's not a consumer-facing brand, you should be fine.
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by peng 15y ago
Low contrast text does not a design list make. The entire .link div should be a link. Regions with hover states that appear to be links should be links. You can absolutely position the date and username links over the main link, if you have
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by peng 15y ago
Youth hostels.
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by peng 15y ago
I like USAA. It's ostensibly a bank for those employed by the US armed forces (or related to someone in the service), but any American can freely open checking and savings accounts. If you qualify for a credit card and insurance, you can ca
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by peng 15y ago
> $15 per audio hour may seem low, especially considering that one hour of audio may take up to 4 hours to transcribe. But when you look at the conversion rate, it’s not that bad. $1 USD converts to 83 Kenyan Shillings. I paid around $8
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by peng 15y ago
SEEKING WORK - remote pref. Interface designer: HTML5, CSS3, Sass/Stylus, jQuery Clean, minimal aesthetic. Experienced with multiple startups. Say hello: http://nylira.com
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Ask HN: Anyone looking to hire a UI designer?
1 points by peng 15y ago|0 comments
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by peng 15y ago
I wish the metric system was base-12. It's so close to perfect.
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Responsive Design & Fluid Grids(nylira.com)
1 points by peng 16y ago|0 comments
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by peng 16y ago
This is an incredibly awkward title. And they're wondering why more women aren't in our industry?
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by peng 16y ago
In case someone is actually looking for a UI guy, here's some shameless self-promotion: http://nylira.com
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by peng 16y ago
This is a straw man. Interpolated tweening frames are not the same as actual frames with new content. It may look like trash, but--then again--so do upscaled images.
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by peng 16y ago
SEEKING UI WORK Remote only. Nomadic, currently in Berlin. I'm a designer who code in vi and track changes with git. I've worked with Rails, Django, web.py, node.js startups and associated templating languages. My CSS preprocessor of choice
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by peng 16y ago
320K is a lot, no question. This project hasn't been released to public yet, and there are areas to optimize. Keep in mind that this only 42k gzipped.
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by peng 16y ago
At some point, the amount of CSS complexity becomes best handled by a preprocessor. Stylus is great: http://learnboost.github.com/stylus/ I made a post about it, and personally prefer it to Sass and Less: http://nylira.com/stylus-the-rev
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by peng 16y ago
The new Chromium logo looks good, while the new Chrome logo looks fake. The muddied blending between green and red looks awful, and can't be taken seriously. You can also see how the subtle highlights are done far better in the new Chromium
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by peng 16y ago
Aren't programmers more likely to search for relevant libraries for coffee-making and stitch them together?
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Stylus, the Revolutionary Successor to CSS(nylira.com)
8 points by peng 16y ago|3 comments
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by peng 16y ago
I love the slimmer scrollbars. Unfortunately, it also makes apparent the massive amount of wasted space in the Back/Forward toolbar.
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by peng 16y ago
I got a Dribbble shot of a Twitter login button, and I was very confused for a moment.

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