@kkuldeep@DougCollinsUX build a MSP (minimal sellable product) and surprise: you have to provide value.
actually i doubt the fail fast, fail often approach: it is a great way to burn a lot of money as well as people.
@IIIDtweet not so sure. as far as i know ibuprofen is reducing the body response to the vaccination – so the vaccination will be less effective then. mainly if you take them in shortly before the shot or within the first 6-8 hours after.
warum es jetzt so wichtig ist, so wenig wie möglich menschen zu treffen. und warum auch “nur” 2 schon einer zu viel ist.
gerne teilen.
paßt auf euch auf. auf eure lieben. und auf alle die anderen da draußen...
#corona#pandemie#stayathome#dontmeetpeople#passtaufeuchauf
@EnesUenal@dribbble love this – and yes. "re-buy" something, you do frequently is way more relevant than abstract "travel profiles" you have to pre-select…
and yes, punishing your partner/ delivery partner is not helping at all. not DPD, not the partner, NOR the customer.
guess #dpd service hotline is forced (by process) to have the last word to the customer, making it worse and worse 😂 #dpdfail#justsad almost #startstobefunny
first AND last order at #withings online shop — what a poor #cx#ux
including hard to get personal service, that is kind of logic, as they can do NOTHING to solve the problem.
the link mentioned is broken, the ONLY information provided after manually typing all data is:
@steveschoger this is a pretty sad advice: icons in shapes loose there main feature: being iconic.
maybe looks "nicer" or is easier to center visually, but makes perception and understanding way harder.
@steveschoger@kadsyy as long to differ the areas has no "meaning" it is just decoration anyway. ;-) if there is a purpose behind, the contrast would be way to less.
@steveschoger i would say it is about the resulting greyscale... you can adjust this with almost closing your eyes and see if you see something standing out. #oldfashioned#leadtype