Tag Archives: Distractions

I worry that I’m too slow of a worker.

Posted on October 5, 2012 by admin591 views

I checked the dates with image, html and css data files in my production folder some day, in order to help calculate how many hours I’ve completed due to this project, and I used to be astonished that from place to finish the job took 4 a few months. Since I begun the project in December, I produce the excuse that will " Winter Vacation" got in the way, but that’s simply wrong. What are one of the best ways or secrets to find out that will permit a designer to acquire projects done with more speed than 3-4 months How can we really design a truly excellent Flash/HTML/CSS/Javascript/PHP site just a month What usually leads to a project to go way beyond time for a freelancer who includes an intermediate skill level (in my distinction, someone who has learned Flash, Photoshop, HTML page coding although hasn’t spent his/her previous years employed in a professional environment just like a design studio as well as hasn’t done many freelance projects) Also, can a laptop really cut creation time down for a freelancer What would be your best places to work on your projects without using the home Finally, what is the … Continue reading →

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Design discussion: Javascript usage

Posted on August 20, 2012 by admin552 views

Would it be just me or possibly there is really extra acceptance for the application of javascript recently I read many design blogs along with webzines and recently there’s been a tremendous number of promotion of javascript usage… particularly the jquery library. Seems like to me it wasn’t that ancient times that javascript utilization was frowned upon to a few degree since some users sometimes have it disabled. I suppose one of the keys to javascript work with is graceful degradation for people who might have this disabled. But a few of the promoted usages are definitely not accounting for in which. Since these folks who write pertaining to these blogs and such are usually leaders in our profession, should one interpret this for evolution in design acceptance like now more prevalent using 960-980 pixel sites rather than just a shorter time ago Ultimately, every designer is the reason for incorporating best practices using specific target audience in your mind, but for the intention of tracking design trends, are we finding more acceptance associated with javascript Only geeky developers that have some sort of " power trip" have Javascripting unable to function well. Then they whine about it constantly. Javascripting … Continue reading →

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Draw Back of using Templates

Posted on July 11, 2012 by admin502 views

Hello there, I would like to give my personal customers more choices for the look in their site. What include the drawbacks of implementing companies like Template Monster If i or they chose the template, can I charge for inserting their content plus either coding the psd or putting the files on the host Thanks, MJ Should your a web custom, I dont think you have available a template, nevertheless thats just myself. Thanks Brian for ones reply, but time is money and also you can’t please most people. I’m looking for feedback on the advantages and disadvantages of templates from these lenders. Also the up charges which can be reasonably applied. There are plenty. If you feel the template part is the least valuable, and you’re willing to focus elsewhere. What that’s depends a bunch on is everyone. There is: copywriting. Example work. Photography. Data graphics. White paperwork. Visual merchandising. UI layout. UX design. Subject matter strategy consulting. Almost all these are common price added work applied for upsell. You can ask for $800 to $2400 for a minisite of only a couple of pages, if it is possible to produce business outcomes. If not — then you certainly … Continue reading →

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