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i do lines
Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: Poland/Denmark
Posts: 3,232
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hey - it's design related!!
Ok, here's a design related subject: [b:bf330aec68]What do you love / hate in design - ?[/b:bf330aec68] Let's compile a list of in's and out's. We could then vote on the subjects... (and make monthly statistics *geek*) we could maybe use this to spot trends...? Here is a couple of things that bother me: positive things: ...
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css is for divs
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Norwich
Posts: 4,524
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I don't know about defining the in's and out's - Isn't it being a bit stuck up your own ass? Some of the things listed can be used effectively in good design, who's really got the right to dismiss a design style as if they are The Design Master? but Comic Sans sucks! |
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i do lines
Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: Poland/Denmark
Posts: 3,232
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[quote:0417ac91e4="oli"]Its not being up your own arse saying [quote:0417ac91e4]What do you love / hate in design - ?[/quote:0417ac91e4] its just personal oppinions isnt it ?[/quote:0417ac91e4] [i:0417ac91e4]yes it is [/i:0417ac91e4]personal opinions I'm after... ...and love / hate are very passionate words ...
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Free Ring Ding™
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Manchester
Posts: 9,502
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if we're talking [b:7d31d7177e]hate[/b:7d31d7177e] then :: sites where the main content is in a pop-up window - why is this ? no need what so ever. I may have mentioned this point once or twice before |
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Iris Folder
Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: smokey
Posts: 2,672
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I think popups can serve a purpose if they're used (v) sparingly for a reason ie not for adverts or every area of a site (and I've seen a few of those). I think they can be useful to reference information that could be wanted at any point during site use, copyright notices etc. could be one example, they can be viewed without interrupting the flow of the users experience. Of course unexpected or gratuitous popping does exactly that, I guess it's all just a matter of balance like so many other things. They can also be useful in a development sense. I have used them as a temporary solution to adding sections to Flash sites that were not originally specified in the brief (news, copyright etc... damn indecisive clients). They are quicker and cost less to implement while the main site is re shuffled to accommodate the new content. I often use them to pop up a new window for Flash sites, why have your design surrounded by chrome that serves no purpose when all navigation has to be done within the site design. I've found it's something clients want of their Flash sites as-well, it helps truly brand the site as an object as it removes it from the regular browser environment. It pops up... ooo something new (OK it's not exactly like that, but you get what I'm driving at). |
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i do lines
Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: Poland/Denmark
Posts: 3,232
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[quote:a30b9ebbac="japanmik"]i hate forums[/quote:a30b9ebbac] have to agree with Dan... It's the advert-pest that contributes to their bad reputation! DT is using a popup for the emoticons - and it works very well - try to imagine that not bien a popup? THAT would be annoying... ...
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Magazines™
Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: Glasgow..
Posts: 11,263
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[quote:fc045d6299]Why does nobody use serif fonts anymore?[/quote:fc045d6299] the better designers are give it two months and it will be one of the biggest trends - serif fonts sabon all the way http://www.globaldigitalsolutions.co.uk/new/ |
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