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AtTheLast
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Comment #24557502
One of the best design write ups I've read in long time. They nailed the fundamentals first, then moved on to the surprise and delight features. I believe that is fundamental for a…
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Comment #24266096
This is great!
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Comment #22328493
By understanding the problem, you can bring multiple people together to figure out how to solve it. We all have different skillsets and sometimes the best solution isn't in our ski…
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Comment #19733047
Thanks for sharing your story. I think there are a lot of people out there like me not looking to be a unicorn company, but would love to be the next VidaliaOnions.com
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Comment #17420911
Don't they already do that with the basic care line of products.
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Comment #16189412
The site looks nice, but I had to do way to much clicking to see the information. I gave up after the thrid law.
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Comment #16159827
Adding some color and better labeling would be good. Also I would have a confirmation dialog box to confirm what will happen when the button is pressed.
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Comment #15762174
The odds are stacked against us. Working in the nutrition and fitness space has really opened my eyes into how poor nutrition over time really starts impacting lives. Even people w…
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Comment #15646403
Really cool project. Good job.
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Comment #12270169
If you like the company you are at and do good work, perhaps you can negotiated some unpaid time off.
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Ask HN: What's your design process
What does your design process look like. I'm looking to improve my process and wanted to know what others were doing.
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Comment #8951783
Have you tried Google inbox? Just kidding, Zoho mail is descent, we switch to it a few years ago and it has steadily gotten better.
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Comment #8825978
I really like the idea of 'thin design'. That would help with some of the usability issues of flat design but still keep things simple.
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Comment #8825969
I really like the idea of 'thin design'. That would help with some of the usability issues of flat design but still keep things simple.
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Comment #8825968
I really like the idea of 'thin design'. That would help with some of the usability issues of flat design but still keep things simple.
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Comment #8732486
Design will always be a blend of form and function. With an optimal goal of creating a product that is aesthetically pleasing and easy to use. I would error on the side of making s…
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Comment #8732440
I website should help someone accomplish a task. Now that task could be range from buying a faucet to seeing when your favorite band is in town. The easier it is to accomplish the …
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Comment #8588737
What do you think separates a "designer" from a designer?
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Comment #8585512
With flat design, sometimes it's really hard to know what you are suppose to click on. I enjoy its simplicity, but it does have some usability problems that come with it. I think w…
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Comment #8574610
How will this design look on a mobile device and other screen sizes?
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Comment #8545111
There were lots of great articles in the the book Getting Real by 37Signals (now Basecamp). Here are two of my favorites. What's Your Problem? https://gettingreal.37signals.com/ch0…
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Comment #8530302
The interfaces and designs from MetaLab are some of the best around. http://metalab.co/
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Comment #8485399
I like the UI. Is there any chance of making a free world or free level I can try out before I sign up? I'm not sure if requiring an account generates more sign ups or scares peopl…
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Comment #8474723
Thanks for the coupon. I've been wanting to learn how to take advantage of all the cool features sublime offers but I didn't know where to look. The original price was to much for …