Some people working in advertising are funny.
They call web designers know-it-alls just because at some point, the latter refuse their marketing ideas of placing banners everywhere around the page, saying “Hey, that’s not cool”.
There’s an equivalent story.
A man punches his wife in a street. Another man passes by and says “Hey, that’s not cool”. The wife-beater replies with all the finesse of a 5-year-old “Go away, know-it-all!”.*
“Nyah nyah nyah nyah nyah omitted for obvious reasons.
I'm a pixel evocator with a temper. I love being productive. I recently declared war on creativity.
So far, I lose.
I hate to point out flaws. Seriously. I get disappointed when I do so because my New Year’s resolution was to be as positive as possible this year.
Alas.
So I will speak with facts for this one. No sarcasm, no bitterness, because I respect people’s work. I’ll leave the conclusion to you.
So. The iPad. Cool, eh?
After 3 years of heavy twittering (with a brief pause of some months – seriously, what was I thinking), I have familiarized myself with most of the service aspects, developing some kind of unwritten Twitter laws.
Tabs (earlier) and overlays (later) are two of the most widely used web interface patterns.
You may or may not know this, but I’m a terrible wannabe overachiever.
When I start working on a project, I don’t just want it to succeed, I want it to be the best
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one comment on this post
porcupine #1
20.Apr.10
Disagree.
I think most of the times advertisers don’t care at all about web designers and their opinions. I’ve heard a million times that web designers are plain tools and marketers are the directors.