Comments on: Top 10 Ways for a Designer to Screw Up http://webitect.net/design/top-10-ways-for-a-designer-to-screw-up/ A Resource Blog for Webmasters Tue, 07 Feb 2012 20:28:21 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Jeff Woodruff http://webitect.net/design/top-10-ways-for-a-designer-to-screw-up/comment-page-1/#comment-15922 Jeff Woodruff Thu, 28 Jan 2010 08:27:19 +0000 http://webitect.net/?p=7693#comment-15922 I’m really glad I came across your site. This is the first site I’ve really come across that has more of a broad focus. Normally I find sites that are specific to design, development, freelance best practices, among a few, but that’s all the posts focus on. For me I want to see content that is not so focused on a specific topics over an over again but rather has more to offer and educate in other areas. You need to able to understand how design, development, SEO and all the elements of freelancing can be pieced together and that’s hard to come by. I’m really glad I came across your site. This is the first site I’ve really come across that has more of a broad focus. Normally I find sites that are specific to design, development, freelance best practices, among a few, but that’s all the posts focus on. For me I want to see content that is not so focused on a specific topics over an over again but rather has more to offer and educate in other areas. You need to able to understand how design, development, SEO and all the elements of freelancing can be pieced together and that’s hard to come by.

]]> By: Jeff Woodruff http://webitect.net/design/top-10-ways-for-a-designer-to-screw-up/comment-page-1/#comment-15921 Jeff Woodruff Thu, 28 Jan 2010 08:26:20 +0000 http://webitect.net/?p=7693#comment-15921 I'm really glad I came across your site. This is the first site I've really come across that has more of a broad focus. Normally I find sites that are specific to design, development, freelance best practices, among a few, but that's all the posts focus on. For me I want to see content that is not so focused on a specific topics over an over again but rather has more to offer and educate in other areas. You need to able to understand how design, development, SEO and all the elements of freelancing can be pieced together and that's hard to come by. I’m really glad I came across your site. This is the first site I’ve really come across that has more of a broad focus. Normally I find sites that are specific to design, development, freelance best practices, among a few, but that’s all the posts focus on. For me I want to see content that is not so focused on a specific topics over an over again but rather has more to offer and educate in other areas. You need to able to understand how design, development, SEO and all the elements of freelancing can be pieced together and that’s hard to come by.

]]> By: Nick Parsons http://webitect.net/design/top-10-ways-for-a-designer-to-screw-up/comment-page-1/#comment-15917 Nick Parsons Wed, 27 Jan 2010 12:47:30 +0000 http://webitect.net/?p=7693#comment-15917 @Brian and Ryvon Designs - Thanks for the compliments, I'm glad you enjoyed. And I love how you said, "...with the least plotting of revenge" - that's funny! @Brian and Ryvon Designs -
Thanks for the compliments, I’m glad you enjoyed. And I love how you said, “…with the least plotting of revenge” – that’s funny!

]]> By: Ryvon Designs http://webitect.net/design/top-10-ways-for-a-designer-to-screw-up/comment-page-1/#comment-15915 Ryvon Designs Wed, 27 Jan 2010 02:09:02 +0000 http://webitect.net/?p=7693#comment-15915 I have to say, this is an excellent list. Especially since there is not one of these that should be ignored, or that is more important than all the others. To keep up on the game, we have to keep up on ALL of these. One I was SO glad to see included, was knowledge of code. Designers and Programmers, yes, are different members of a team....but they are a team. They both must understand some of what the other does and needs in order to produce the best product, with the least plotting of revenge ^_^ Pam Ryvon Designs I have to say, this is an excellent list. Especially since there is not one of these that should be ignored, or that is more important than all the others. To keep up on the game, we have to keep up on ALL of these.

One I was SO glad to see included, was knowledge of code. Designers and Programmers, yes, are different members of a team….but they are a team. They both must understand some of what the other does and needs in order to produce the best product, with the least plotting of revenge ^_^

Pam
Ryvon Designs

]]> By: Brian Lovin http://webitect.net/design/top-10-ways-for-a-designer-to-screw-up/comment-page-1/#comment-15914 Brian Lovin Wed, 27 Jan 2010 01:06:07 +0000 http://webitect.net/?p=7693#comment-15914 A great list - definitely something nice to review every once in a while! A great list – definitely something nice to review every once in a while!

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