One underrated skill every designer should develop:
Presenting their work.
Your design might be good, but being able to explain the thinking behind it makes a huge difference.
Please don't watch me design. It’s a sacred process of making something look absolutely horrific for 45 minutes before it looks good, and I don't need witnesses for the ugly phase 😂.
Been designing for years, but I've never really documented the journey on X.
So I'm fixing that.
Design. Tech. AI. Creative life. Random thoughts.
Let's see where this goes.
@pibartermall@PiCoreTeam I agree, I even regret locking up my first pi, I lost opportunity to sell at its all time high, now I have my pi but the price is ridiculously low 🤦🏼♂️.
Having a client with zero understanding of what coding means 😫 telling you to go to the moon and back without even giving you an outline of his or her project plan. Like wtf 🤬
Gentlemen, if your woman is
⁃Acting nervous
⁃Very emotional
⁃Checking her phone all the time
⁃Checking Twitter
⁃Up all night
⁃Couldn’t sleep at 3 am
She is not cheating, she is holding
Ethereum
#Programming isn't about what you know; it's about what you can figure out.” - Chris . Especially important for #beginners. At first, we're so anxious about knowing everything, especially language #syntax. #Problem-solving is the #skill we end up using most.