Luna's Digest 5
Why Do You Take Issue with Unsolicited Redesigns?
1) You have no idea what the brief was.
2) A designer’s hardest job is selling their work to the people who need to approve it.
3) You never throw another designer under the bus.
Anybody can do something that’s visually appealing, post it to Dribbble, and get a favorable response. But that’s not what design is. Design is the solution to a problem within a set of constraints. And unsolicited work ignores the biggest constraint of all: your ability to get your work through the approval process. That’s not design, it’s jerking off in a vaccuum.
A few links
- Should I use a carousel?I know, old. But given the number of carousels still lurking on the internet, it doesn't hurt to repost every now and then :)
- Which JavaScript library should I pick? Because jQuery isn't always the best solution
- The making of face to gif a long but very interesting article on the genesis of a project
- CSS Boxshadow experiments
- Height equals width in pure CSS
- Embed responsively, to easily integrate video, google maps and more in a responsive way
- Tricky CSS selectors quiz
A feast for the eyes
