In Creating Experience Pt.3 I discuss the value in subtle design elements and how they can enhance a web design, and add to the experience. I also take a quick minute for a pretty rad announcement.
Resources
You can get the Webmaster Jam Session DVD’s I talked about here.
News
You heard it right I am joining the Pennysaver team as an interface designer. I am excited to be a part of their focused effort to revamp and expand their web presence, and dive into the mobile application world as well. So stay tuned for updates.
Good stuff man. Congrats on the new job! I’m stoked for you.
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Congrats on the new job! Hope it works out for you… enjoying this series too by the way!
Easy on the eyes. Focused on the content. I think you nailed it. I’m excited for you and your new job. Can’t wait to see what’s coming new for TIAL.
Great post. I think you really nailed it. Too many people consider great design to be all the gloss. I think it can start looking congested when you add that much stuff. Subtle elements are key for sure.
Congrats on the job. I think it’s going to be great. Finally, don’t leave us hanging too long on all these other surprises you’re working on.
Yet another excellent post. “Easy on the eyes” and getting “it” on almost a visceral, gut level really summarized it for me.
I’m really happy for you and your new job. It’s not every day that we can find a job that we’re both professionally excited about, but that gives us some satisfaction at an emotional level.
Looking forward to what’s next on TIAL…
Hey man, congrats on the new job. Enjoyed the video.
Great vid! Really enjoy your stuff. Good luck in the new job
I think that I know the owner of PennySaver in Orlando. Anyhow Congrats on the new job.
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