The Selfless Designer. Advertisement Freeing yourself of factors that might adversely affect your output begins simply by detecting self-imposed negative influences.
We’ll look at thoughts that are typically associated with these influences in this article. That last project turned out bad. I’ll make it right with this one. Each project should stand its own merits. Learn from it, but let it go. That last project was an award-winner. Learning from and building on both success and failure alike is the essence of experience. How to Prevent a Web Design Shelf Life. The main thing I try my best to do, but nearly always struggle to do, is make my websites have longevity so that say in a year or two they don’t look out of date and well a bit pants.
This I think is the biggest thing when it comes to partial mental breakdowns when developing a website for me, as sometimes even by the time I have finished designing it and then put it into code, it looks out of date and some what amateur. With the trends in website changing on an almost bi-monthly basis at the moment with the integration of the newer techniques when you are designing a website it is almost certain to look out of date within the year if you are not careful! I’m not saying that you should build a website where it will look the same forever as this well just isn’t realistic, tastes change, people change its normal. But I don’t think that you should have to be redesigning a website as often as it seems we have to with the new fads that are coming out. Vendedores de ideas.
Somos publicistas y nos gusta hablar de publicidad « advercopys. 26 feb Gracias a CONFERENCIAS PUBLICITARIAS y sus creadores, he podido conocer y articular nuevos proyectos a ADVERCOPYS.
Esta vez se trata de Somos publicistas y nos gusta hablar de publicidad un proyecto que invita a crear una comunidad a través de conversatorios reales y virtuales, donde estudiantes y profesionales del medio, se reúnen a tratar temas específicos de Publicidad, sus problemáticas, información del día a día y generador de nuevas amistades de una manera directa con estudiantes y personas que ya trabajan en agencias. Los sábados cada 15 días, se reúnen en Sipote burrito de la 93, donde se habla de las experiencias de cada uno de los asistentes, días antes se propone algún tema, en el ultimo encuentro se hablo de ¿Cómo influyen las RedesSociales en la imagen de una marca? Se ha contado con la participación de gente influyente del medio como @Rodolfovg @EduardoCalvache @Josesopo.
Shells descritas por Pix - Moleskine ® Spanish. Un nuevo vídeo explicativo ilustra el funcionamiento de Shells, la nueva colección de fundas diseñada para organizar, proteger y transportar tu nube de objetosanalógicos y digitales.
El vídeo, obra del estudio Gluekit, nos habla de la nueva colección mediante los consejos de un presentador robótico. Las Shells son contenedores multiuso con varios accesorios, bandas elásticas, bolsillos y paneles divisorios para personalizar los espacios interiores, según los distintos objetos y dispositivos. Hay cinco modelos, disponibles en tres colores: naranja, turquesa y negro clásico. Los tamaños varían: desde pequeño hasta grande. 10 Derechos del diseñador. Crear Web Móvil - Nuevo.
Cómo trabajar inteligentemente, no duramente. Publish What You Learn. Advertisement I don’t think anyone can deny that the Web has changed the way people teach, learn, and do research.
Of course, this doesn’t mean that everything we read online is true and accurate—far from it. But I believe that through honest discussion and objective collaboration, accurate and useful information is much more likely to be the end result of any educational endeavor. In the final week of November 2011, a smart group of developers1 launched a project called Move The Web Forward2, which you can read more about in Addy Osmani’s Smashing Magazine article3. For this post, I want to focus on one piece of advice given by those developers in that project, under the heading “Write4”. The advice is: Publish what you learn.
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6 Steps To Creating A Knockout Online Portfolio. As the Chief Designer of Behance, few people are better at identifying a great online portfolio than Matias Corea.
While judging contests, looking for new talent, and conducting design research for Behance, he has reviewed thousands of creative portfolios on the web.To get some insight on what works (and what doesn’t!) When it comes to showcasing creative work online, I chatted with Matias about his observations and extracted six simple tips for building a knockout creative portfolio:1. Take a step back, and curate your best work. Take the time to look at all of your work and carefully choose the right pieces for your portfolio. “One piece of advice I got from my mentor was to always showcase the type of work you want to be doing in the future,” says Matias. Always showcase the type of work you want to be doing in the future. 2.
Now that you’ve edited the work you want to show, get into the nitty-gritty of each project and think about how to best present it. NOVUM 11/11 by Paperlux 3. 4.