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stylejam
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About stylejam
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Comment #3092885
Thanks for the tip. You like the idea or only the design? :)
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Comment #3092872
Oh my, silly me. Should be fixed now, and thanks a lot for the catch.
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Comment #3092765
There is no way, and I don't think Dribbble is an OAuth source. Thanks for the suggestion though, I will look into that and maybe ping Dan C. to see if it's possible.
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Comment #3092634
Clickable: http://stylej.am
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Rate my startup: StyleJam
StyleJam is a portfolio hosting solution targeted to web designers. It's some kind of CSSZenGarden meets Linkedin meets Sortfolio. What I wanted to have is a platform that generate…
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Comment #2644772
When I came to work in th US I was actually totally surprised that americans work so many hours less. In northern Italy it's unthinkable to go he at 5PM.
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Comment #2590132
No problem at all, it happens.
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Comment #2589043
One of the topics I cover the most there is the difference between startups and agencies/freelancing. While startups tend to look at results (the ones that survive), agencies tend …
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Comment #2589015
Hi, there are no Amazon Associate links: the only one Amazon Associate link I can think about is with Flanagan's book, and Mr. Flanagan is the associate, not me. I just thought rem…
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Comment #2588996
I leave out visual design because lots of startups that meet every goal you can eventually imagine (ginzametrics, bingocardcreator) don't even go close at having a decent visual de…
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Comment #2588808
Should be critical, yes. But if you know the market, you know that things like usability or ux are used 90% of times as buzzwords from sellers. I'm afraid I can't disclose some of …
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Comment #2552056
Sure, I wasn't commenting on you obviously, just talking about me :) Sorry if I wasn't clear.
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Comment #2552016
I believe that focusing on a single product is an unbelievable learning experience honestly, and is the real gain for designers, but your point is still valid.
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Comment #2527833
I guess you mean conversion and not conversation. A/B testing is part of every sane design process, there's no "divination", only iteration. Knowing the process of design would def…
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Comment #2526883
I don't really understand your answer - conversion should be point 1 for every design, call it graphic, call it web, call it interaction, but you suggest it's some kind of "pro" se…
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Comment #2526552
What I'm pointing out is that "what you want" or "your spec" is wrong. What you can and should ask to a designer is: here is my homepage, I want people to understand this and then …
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Comment #2526533
Good enough in web design is a website that is kind of clear and kind of converts. If it's ok for the customer it's ok for me, but considering that I hardly believe it's ok for the…
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Comment #2507375
Customization can actually be an important part of a business model. The problem is how to behave when it's not part of it, and here I agree with the author, the customer is asking…
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