Yesterday I received an email from Panic, a Mac software developer and was so impressed by the attention to detail that I wanted to write a post about it. Turns out that the folks over at CampaignMonitor.com did just that so here it is.
Panic has always impressed with their clean and functional design, and they just took it to the next level with Transmit 4 (the ftp application) and this latest email campaign announcing the software upgrade.
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Great attention to email detail
April 28th, 2010 | Posted by Dickon in The Design World | No Comments »
A billion dollars spent and no one asked the client what they wanted!
January 27th, 2010 | Posted by Dickon in The Design World | No Comments »
CBS 60 Minutes reported this story about Boeing building a security surveillance system along the US and Mexican border, sounds like a total fiasco, partly because Boeing didn’t ask the border control what they needed.
“I’m just kind of amazed that they’re building this, what’s gonna be a multi-billion dollar system for the Border Patrol, and nobody asked the Border Patrol. What… they needed or wanted, or what would be helpful,”
Crazy.. I cannot imagine building a website or designing a brochure without checking in with the client – duh! Isn’t that like one of the most basic ideas of providing a service?
CBS 60 Minutes reported this story about Boeing building a security surveillance system along the US and Mexican border, sounds like a total fiasco, partly because Boeing didn’t ask the border control what they needed.
“I’m just kind of amazed that they’re building this, what’s gonna be a multi-billion dollar system for the Border Patrol, and nobody asked the Border Patrol. What… they needed or wanted, or what would be helpful,”
Crazy.. I cannot imagine building a website or designing a brochure without checking in with the client – duh! Isn’t that like one of the most basic ideas of providing a service?
You should follow him on Twitter
January 24th, 2010 | Posted by Dickon in The Design World | No Comments »
This is a really interesting post from Dustin Curtis on the use of language on a website. Not only that but this guys really crafts his posts, very nice to see and very easy to read because of his page layout.
And of course you should follow us on Twitter here.
This is a really interesting post from Dustin Curtis on the use of language on a website. Not only that but this guys really crafts his posts, very nice to see and very easy to read because of his page layout.
And of course you should follow us on Twitter here.
