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Jul 30, 2012 09:25AM
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Awesome William!
I thought the section on what tools to use was really unnecessary. I do not think a book is a good place to talk about these things because it would get out dated so quickly!
I thought the section on what tools to use was really unnecessary. I do not think a book is a good place to talk about these things because it would get out dated so quickly!
I just read part of the Typography section and I am really enjoying it! Before that, there was a section on handling client, stuff you would want as a freelancer. The basics about typography have been really good so far!
Just finished the book! I loved it! Definitely gives a good foundation for a jumping off point to dive deeper into some of these subjects!
Morgane wrote: "Greg wrote: "Just finished the book! I loved it! Definitely gives a good foundation for a jumping off point to dive deeper into some of these subjects!"
Any chance I could borrow it from you this ..."
No Problem! I will bring it On monday!
Any chance I could borrow it from you this ..."
No Problem! I will bring it On monday!
I was also reading that book but pause it for a moment and now I'm reading Jenifer tedwell Designing interfaces 2nd edition! It is highly recommended in several blogs and author from designing the obvious!
Prathoven wrote: "I was also reading that book but pause it for a moment and now I'm reading Jenifer tedwell Designing interfaces 2nd edition! It is highly recommended in several blogs and author from designing the ..."
I will have to check that out! Definitely let us know how it is!
I will have to check that out! Definitely let us know how it is!
Greg wrote: "There is a free online version here: http://gre.gd/62"I saw that a couple days ago. Given what I thought of the book, the knowledge that I could have avoided spending over $30 for a print copy is doubly annoying.

