Good ideas turn into good designs fairly quickly. If you catch yourself fiddling too much with colors, borders and treatments to bring a design together, chances are the problem lies somewhere deeper.
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Good ideas turn into good designs fairly quickly. If you catch yourself fiddling too much with colors, borders and treatments to bring a design together, chances are the problem lies somewhere deeper.
Joseph D. Gutierrez
on 21 Sep 09Unless your a noob like me trying to get pass the cargo cult of HTML and CSS.
Adam Groves
on 21 Sep 09Thanks for this Ryan – definitely something I’ll try to remember next time I’m in that position.
Benoit Villière
on 21 Sep 09I must agree with that!
Tore Darell
on 21 Sep 09It’s the same with programming. If you find yourself “ironing out” (as they call it, euphemistically) too many edge cases, chances are the problem lies in the domain model and the ideas being implemented.
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