sgdesign

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1081.
by sgdesign 16y ago
Here's the tl/dr version for lazy/busy people: - Wireframes can be a useful tool for people who can’t design and can’t code. - Getting attached to them is a surefire recipe for wasted time and energy. - Wireframes are guidelines, not bluepr
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Why wireframes can hurt your project(attackofdesign.com)
6 points by sgdesign 16y ago|7 comments
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Skype Beta for Mac’s Usability Failings(attackofdesign.com)
4 points by sgdesign 16y ago|1 comments
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by sgdesign 16y ago
I worked on the design of the site and the CMS. We're very excited to finally be launching!
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How to find a name for your new startup(attackofdesign.com)
2 points by sgdesign 16y ago|0 comments
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by sgdesign 16y ago
I don't know if you're looking for any design critiques, but since that's what I know here goes: - The logo is not very readable. The letters are squashed together and the gradients are a little too strong. Subtle is always better. - The pu
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by sgdesign 17y ago
I would say Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. You can make good progress very quickly, it's a lot of fun, can be very demanding physically (but doesn't always have to) and is called "chess on the mat" which should appeal to a programmer's analytical min
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by sgdesign 17y ago
I'm french too, and currently involved in "cloning" (although there will of course be some differences) a US concept, so I just hope it's not the same one!
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by sgdesign 17y ago
I didn't like that book. At least I don't think its theories apply to most projects and companies discussed here.
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by sgdesign 17y ago
Shouldn't there be four quartiles? And I don't agree with your view, Haystack has some outstanding designers and agency. Only problem is it costs $99 a month to have a big listing, which is too expensive for most freelancers. I would also s
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by sgdesign 17y ago
I might as well plug my own site: http://www.sachagreif.com/ I've done my share of back-end and front-end developement (php, coldfusion, and of course html, css, jquery, etc.) before focusing on design, so I generally work well with progr