vladimirm

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by vladimirm 15y ago
"The company also said that it will dial back efforts in multiple consumer markets and refocus its efforts on the enterprise market." -- I think this a smart move because they make business-oriented devices, not entertainment devices, but i
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by vladimirm 15y ago
ivyirwin's comment is pretty spot on. His points about having to click the video twice and there not being enough contrast were something that jumped out at me too. I think the second block (the one with the three features, button and video
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by vladimirm 15y ago
I checked out the site and while the comps you have there seem nice, I don't see what makes it different from other bookmarking services.
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by vladimirm 15y ago
I was going to say the same thing. I took a screenshot and looked at the space. The actual content uses about 80% of the width and 70% of the height of my screen. Ideally, they could've moved a lot of stuff to the sidebar to avoid the four
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by vladimirm 15y ago
I use Gmail for my personal and educational (Google Apps) and I haven't once gotten spam in my inbox (Google has caught all of them). I don't see why this better.
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Product vs. User Experience(callmejeffrey.com)
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by vladimirm 15y ago
What are the design norms we need to break free from?
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by vladimirm 15y ago
Good general advice. One remark though: while it is generally better to use designer typefaces, it's important to remember a lot of them weren't designed for the screen, but paper. As such, Garamond, for example (it's mentioned in the post)