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What a Web Site Looks Like Before it is Born
January 23, 2008
Before the painful miracle of Web birth is the equally painful planning stage. The Hop Studios whiteboard now shows the fragile prenatal form of the Film Radar site. Most of you who work in web design will find this cute, and be able to pick out its stubby, half-formed navigation. For the rest of us, this is just a blurry promise of sleepless nights to come.
This one is mine, and because I’m a literal minded fellow, I checked.
It’s a girl.
Posted by Matt Gardner at 2:54 PM
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As a freelance web designer, I always plan the web design in my brain.
I should do this too.
Writing on board would enhance our visualization about the project.
By free softwares expert on Feb 6, 2008
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