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4 YEARS Work on My Portfolio / Web Desktop Environment
My Journey Over Four Years: Crafting a Distinctive Portfolio and Web Desktop Environment Creating a robust portfolio and an interactive web desktop environment has been a transformative experience for me over the past four years. This journey has not just been about developing digital assets; it has encompassed the entire process of learning, experimenting, and…
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Why are Japanese website so…. Bad?? Is there a market for modern style web designer?
The State of Japanese Websites: A Call for Modern Design During my recent journey to Japan, I encountered a peculiar phenomenon that left me both intrigued and puzzled: the design of many Japanese websites appears strikingly outdated, reminiscent of the early days of the internet. This realization struck me particularly hard while I was booking…
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Before → After Hero section design
Transforming the Hero Section: A Design Evolution When it comes to Web Design, the hero section serves as the cornerstone of a website, capturing the visitor’s attention and conveying key messages at a glance. A recent redesign of this vital area demonstrates how thoughtful changes can elevate the overall look and functionality of a page.…
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Other website wants me to remove my links to them from mine. Is this legal? I’ve never heard of something like this before.
Understanding Link Removal Requests: What You Need to Know In the realm of website management and digital relations, it’s not uncommon for site owners to encounter unusual requests regarding linked content. One such scenario involves a website requesting that links to their site be removed from your own. This situation raises several questions, especially regarding…
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Good to see that my work “inspired” others
The Ripple Effect of Inspiration: How My Work Resonates with Others It’s truly gratifying to witness how our efforts can ignite inspiration in others. Recently, I’ve noticed a surge of creativity stemming from my own projects, and it’s both humbling and exhilarating. Seeing my work resonate with others reinforces the notion that creativity is a…
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I’m sick of it and I’m going to leave this mess
Embracing Change: A Journey from Freelance UX Design to Real-World Connection After years of thriving as a freelance UX designer, I’ve reached a point of frustration where I need to make a significant shift in my career. My freelance work, which once brought me a comfortable income through a few well-paid projects each year, has…
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This is my father’s website. It’s from the year 2000, but he seems convinced that it still holds up. Can you prove it’s bad?
A Time Capsule from 2000: Analyzing My Father’s Website Every now and then, we come across digital relics from the past that remind us just how much the online world has evolved. Recently, I stumbled upon my father’s website, originally launched back in 2000. While he fervently believes that it still offers value and relevance…
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What’s this style called?
Exploring Design Styles: What’s in a Name? Have you ever come across a particular style in art, architecture, or graphic design and found yourself wondering what it’s called? The world of design features numerous styles, each with its unique characteristics and historical context, making it easy to feel overwhelmed by the sheer variety. Whether you’re…
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Update 5: my official response to that website’s legal threats and a theory as to why they are so obsessed with removing links to their site
Navigating Legal Threats and SEO Speculations: An Update on My Ongoing Saga In the ever-evolving landscape of online presence and digital communication, the issue of linking and consent has taken a turn that is both fascinating and complicated. In my latest update, I’ll delve into the ongoing legal threats I’ve received from a certain website,…