I agree ur photos on your site have room for improvement but your written and video content are top notch and your niche is well defined. I've learned a lot from you so thanks!
thanks man.... i think it is pretty much on point... we SEO are too lazy to create better content,... just create article as much as possible to drive traffic....
I am a uiux intern and my company wants to re design and launch their website but they are not ready to understand how research and such points plays an important role in the website, they are hiring one agency and fully going to rely on them despite having me as in house designer who understands the importance of such principles, I tried helping them but they are not ready to understand they just want a website ready as quickly as possible... what should I do?? They are not interested in understanding my point
Collect your money from them and just do what they say. Stop trying to be superman at a company that does not respect your time and ideas. Get experience from them and move the fuck on.
Be careful what you wish for. I can see how you'd want to take the reins on this wild horse of a project, but that could easily blow up in your face if they figure you can do everything. Only give input if it's asked for. If you really want to go above and beyond. I'd say collect some good images (like this video explains), or work on bits of copywrite or blog posts that can live on the website. If you start critiquing too much, then a lot of work will hit your doorstep with little warning.
The way you begrugingly include Bing. 😂🤣
I agree ur photos on your site have room for improvement but your written and video content are top notch and your niche is well defined. I've learned a lot from you so thanks!
Keeping it simple and clean is my go to and making everything easy to navigate
awesome ending
Awesome video man ❤
You're doing the lords work. Thank you!!!
thanks for an insightful video!
Keep making videos man!
Great video! keep it up!
I love the hoodie, id buy it!
thank you for sharing
i felt the ending 😁
thanks man.... i think it is pretty much on point... we SEO are too lazy to create better content,... just create article as much as possible to drive traffic....
That ending represents me
There is one thing worst than stock photography. The place I work at does stock photography and then poorly photoshopped their products on it ROFL.
That's crazy funny
I am a uiux intern and my company wants to re design and launch their website but they are not ready to understand how research and such points plays an important role in the website, they are hiring one agency and fully going to rely on them despite having me as in house designer who understands the importance of such principles, I tried helping them but they are not ready to understand they just want a website ready as quickly as possible... what should I do?? They are not interested in understanding my point
Collect your money from them and just do what they say. Stop trying to be superman at a company that does not respect your time and ideas. Get experience from them and move the fuck on.
@@pyloredaking7133 Agree with that one. It's high-level wisdom.
I think it could be because of “time equals money” and your ethos.
@@pyloredaking7133 as raw & real as one can be
Be careful what you wish for. I can see how you'd want to take the reins on this wild horse of a project, but that could easily blow up in your face if they figure you can do everything.
Only give input if it's asked for. If you really want to go above and beyond. I'd say collect some good images (like this video explains), or work on bits of copywrite or blog posts that can live on the website. If you start critiquing too much, then a lot of work will hit your doorstep with little warning.
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You give an advice that you don't follow it yourself which means you don't see enough value for you to take the effort.
Alegria 🤮🤮🤮
Memphis illustrations and all corporate illustrations are the devil’s tool (Instructional Design is lousy with them)
What kind of photos would you want to see for an instructional designer? All I got is 50 dirty coffee cups and dual monitors