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by robertnealan 13y ago
A few summers back I opted to ride my bike back to San Francisco from Washington DC rather than fly. Everyone thought it was crazy to do it alone (and I secretly agreed), but in reality it was one of the best decisions I ever made. Over tho
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by robertnealan 13y ago
Some honest feedback: Get someone to thoroughly proofread your site copy. I'm unsure if it was done in a rush or by someone who speaks English as a second language,<br /> but there's a lot of odd phrasing and ambiguity
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by robertnealan 13y ago
SEEKING WORK - San Francisco,CA (Remote or Local) - rob@houseofatomi.com I'm a SF based designer and front-end developer with a passion for clean, understandable user experiences. My background is in design (specifically architecture),
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by robertnealan 13y ago
I only had about $2000 (half a month's paycheck at the time), but the change in work was prompted by a multi-month consulting gig that was paying in the low five figures over the course of a few months. My advice is to start looking fo
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by robertnealan 13y ago
As an initial concept it's interesting but not very useful for most people in it's current state as it ultimately requires me to spend more time in my inbox. I think the real potential is in your "Coming Soon" feature, w
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by robertnealan 13y ago
Feel free to email me at rob@houseofatomi.com
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by robertnealan 13y ago
Also, looking at the actual content on your front page I'm somewhat lost. Slide 1/2 - Both slides push "New Designer Collections". What does that even mean? If Vastrm is positioning itself as high quality custom polos th
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by robertnealan 13y ago
@jontang - First off I'll be the first positive voice in that there's quite possibly a niche of people crazy enough to pay $90+ for a polo shirt. That niche isn't likely going to be myself or in general the people here on HN,
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by robertnealan 13y ago
I'll agree it's somewhat refreshing compared to the standard design, but anything that requires a "scroll down" notice needs some further work in my opinion. The full screen background images switching from section to se
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by robertnealan 13y ago
I've often just seen it referred to as "designing in the browser." Simple enough I'd think. Unfortunately any designing that's dealt with clients knows it's much easier to convince them of something they weren&
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by robertnealan 14y ago
Seems like there's a few issues with sections expanding to 100% of the available width within the main centered container. If anything they should just have the centered container expand to the full width of the screen a-la Netflix to make