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Personally, I wish there was a "everybody should know how to design" movement.

Personally, I wish there was a "everybody should know how to design" movement. Then instead of coding tutorials I don't need, there would be tutorials for designing available. There are some articles about typography, but it seems very hard to learn graphics design in general (on your own). I feel much more held back by my lack of design skills. And I think it's much more important to being successful in life. It starts with presenting yourself (design your CV, website, letters, mails, ideas, power point presentations). But even if you want to create an internet startup: the backbone technology is pretty much interchangeable. Java/Ruby/badly strung together bash scripts/whatever. The visuals and UI matter much more.

Posted by facepalm on Mar 2, 2015, 9:25 AM

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Personally, I wish there was a "everybody should know how to design" movement.

facepalmMar 2, 2015, 9:25 AM

Personally, I wish there was a "everybody should know how to design" movement. Then instead of coding tutorials I don't need, there would be tutorials for designing available. There are some articles about typography, but it seems very hard to learn graphics design in general (on your own). I feel much more held back by my lack of design skills. And I think it's much more important to being successful in life. It starts with presenting yourself (design your CV, website, letters, mails, ideas, power point presentations). But even if you want to create an internet startup: the backbone technology is pretty much interchangeable. Java/Ruby/badly strung together bash scripts/whatever. The visuals and UI matter much more.

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