http://www.wuup.co.uk/designing-in-the-browser We're Geeks - This is Where We Write Fri, 10 Feb 2012 08:44:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 http://www.wuup.co.uk/designing-in-the-browser#comment-11857 Maquettes interactives : le design dans le navigateur | Soluo, mise en place de plateformes de blogs WordPress MU et intranets métier Tue, 23 Mar 2010 15:27:48 +0000 http://www.wuup.co.uk/?p=3040#comment-11857 [...] Photoshop il sera sans doute plus rapide d’arriver à un design satisfaisant. D’après Dan (Wuup), qui a testé le design dans le navigateur pour ses clients, la phase du design initial est plus [...] [...] Photoshop il sera sans doute plus rapide d’arriver à un design satisfaisant. D’après Dan (Wuup), qui a testé le design dans le navigateur pour ses clients, la phase du design initial est plus [...]

]]> http://www.wuup.co.uk/designing-in-the-browser#comment-10733 Bill Nunney Tue, 11 Aug 2009 18:16:11 +0000 http://www.wuup.co.uk/?p=3040#comment-10733 @Dan, I agree, though some people really have no idea whats good and whats not, even if you show them. @Dan, I agree, though some people really have no idea whats good and whats not, even if you show them.

]]> http://www.wuup.co.uk/designing-in-the-browser#comment-10692 Dan Mon, 10 Aug 2009 10:56:21 +0000 http://www.wuup.co.uk/?p=3040#comment-10692 @Alan - That's actually one of the strong points of this method because you can do it right there in front of them and it's quite helpful in nudging them in the direction you think they should be going. Easiest way to convince them something will look 'orrible is to show them! @Alan – That’s actually one of the strong points of this method because you can do it right there in front of them and it’s quite helpful in nudging them in the direction you think they should be going. Easiest way to convince them something will look ‘orrible is to show them!

]]> http://www.wuup.co.uk/designing-in-the-browser#comment-10672 Spyda Sat, 08 Aug 2009 21:05:57 +0000 http://www.wuup.co.uk/?p=3040#comment-10672 lol I like to do a mixture of the two, definitely get all the simple stuff nailed down like the wireframes and all that jazz, use a simple construction to show of progress and for tweeking with the client. As long as you explain to the customers ability why it won't look identical in different browsers they seem fairly accepting of it. lol I like to do a mixture of the two, definitely get all the simple stuff nailed down like the wireframes and all that jazz, use a simple construction to show of progress and for tweeking with the client. As long as you explain to the customers ability why it won’t look identical in different browsers they seem fairly accepting of it.

]]> http://www.wuup.co.uk/designing-in-the-browser#comment-10664 Alan Hamlyn Fri, 07 Aug 2009 10:42:47 +0000 http://www.wuup.co.uk/?p=3040#comment-10664 only trouble with designing with the client is the headaches "i want that red, i want that yellow so it stands out" then you end up with what we have fondly come to call 'McDonalds Syndrome' only trouble with designing with the client is the headaches “i want that red, i want that yellow so it stands out” then you end up with what we have fondly come to call ‘McDonalds Syndrome’

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