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Video Rating: 4 / 5
On episode 39 Tony Wong challenged the ThisWeekIn Internet Design team to reach the company of building the minimal worthwhile product of ThisWeekIn’s hot website inside below six weeks. With designer Aure Gimon plus programmer Jacob Pittassi, Jose plus Tony usually lay the groundwork for this challenging sprint, reside for the viewer. This isn’t an episode, this really is the team planning for a product with all the intention of going live inside lower than 2 months. When ThisWeekIn Internet Design claims “observe you work”, you mean it!
Video Rating: 5 / 5
jesus christ that is fucking amazing :O !
What font Isherwood using?
Hey anyone reply how did he make dose triangles on the MenuBar
Ps Great video mate
I WISH I HAD A WEBSITE LIKE THIS <3
The dimensions were 1920×1606
This is brilliant im just learning. I wanna be as good as you
love this man, the final image looked sick, i thumbed up the video! could you check out my latest speed art, and leave me some feedback it would help me a lot and help my views incease – if you enjoy give it a thumbs up! -Thanks Bnzsy
YOUR AMAZING
Whats The Song? I LOVE IT!!!!!!!!! WHOOOOOOOOOOO
do one for me
ik, i meant like break up the page into smaller individual pictures so the page won’t take as long to load
You can psd to html
what’s the resolution?
omg sick anyone know the font? on the titles at the top ect. blog
Hey in wath resolution were you working?
hope you responce
i think he means that you created it in one giant picture rather than doing it in css and html individually
OMG WHY ARE YOU SO GOOD HOLY CRAP I JUST GRIZZED EVERY WHWERE
sorry cleaning my keyboard hfg9hr934hfw94fnh8934hrt7834tg35t#%:T35
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Actually fucked my neck up, after smashing my head around to this song :/ I’m a little weird.
The video is absolutely fantastic! It’s really very informative video.Thanks for uploading the video.
it’s recorded on youtube. how much more recording do you need than that? ;P
Roger that.
That is a great idea. I think it would give great context!
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Would’nt it be great to have a tour feature on site like “New to ThisweekIN? Take a Tour” and then user takes a tour on how the site works. I think it will be helpful for new users..
Don’t forget to add “Episode number & Date” in homepages or where ever you display the show list
Use Livefyre.com for the comments. I’m not a Facebook user but i’m a hardcore fan of Thisweekin network., SO i won’t be able to comment.
@ 0:57:00 are you leaving any time for refactoring code, documentation, capturing things that need to be fixed / enhanced in the future? how would you convince your client that they really need this important part, even though it seems like it is not a critical part for their deliverable, they do need to budget for it, so they can start the next phase running, instead of wasting precious time trying to recall what needs to be done in the next phase?
@ 0:44:00 oh you actually want to have these types of planning conversation during a scrum planning meeting? I thought it was a waste of time, and this was just supposed to be for scheduling the work to be done for this week’s sprint
@ 0:36:00 it’s nice that you are having all these design discussions about user experience, current problems, and possible solutions, but this should not be done during a scrum meeting. those issues should already be worked out ahead of the meeting and be recorded as items to schedule during the meeting. and I also notice a lot of talking, but not much recording (writing down) of what decisions where made. Since you do this only once a week, hope you don’t waste time hav 2 review wat u forgot
and YES your website needs to have a way that users can comment on the videos, because these youtube comment length restrictions really ruin any good feelings i had about this series!
the comments should be categorized into 3 groups:
- kudos “good video”,
- comments, and
- questions,
so we don’t have to read through a bunch of “hey good video i like web design” garbage to find interesting discussions.
i guess it doesn’t really matter which comes first, but in a real client situation, you would have a list of business goals, then you would create strategies, then you would create a task list of the work that needs to be done to implement the strategy, including identifying and recording metrics to help you measure if the business goal is being achieved.
@ 0:31:00, you are focusing on features and then you equate them to the business goals, i.e. have a way the user can share a video, so we get more viewers.