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| 1stwebdesigner’s Life #5 – Sales Increase and Crap Site Posted: 01 Mar 2012 02:00 AM PST Hello everyone :) Here we are again with a few more funny things to share. First of all, I want to say that we’ll be improving this section and our funny content a lot, and the good part is that we won’t be limited to comic strips anymore (tip: how often are you pinning stuff?). Needless to say that after a whole week of working hard you deserve those funny moments. Today our strips will talk about crazy clients ideas and a misunderstanding over wireframes. I’m pretty sure you have been requested to do a crazy .gif or a malicious script. So how to deal with it? And you remember that client who thought that those wireframes were the whole website, even after you explained that a wireframe is a concept validation tool? Well, let’s laugh at this then!
Sales Increase
Crap Site
So, what would you do?Annoying scripts… Are they forbidden?Ok, in that case of the strip, it’s totally forbidden. But actually I can see good uses for scripts that at first look like a desperate attempt to get back to the web of the 90′s. First you have to tell the client where you are allowed to use intrusive scripts, and truth be told, by default you aren’t. And the big question is: when are they allowed? It’s easy, dear Padawan. Only use them when intrusive scripts give user valuable information, or help them to use your stuff. Let’s try a few examples:
Can you think of other annoying scripts that could be useful in some cases? Share with us :) Wireframes are uglySorry to say, but they are. And it’s not your fault, their purpose is just to quickly provide a proof of concept and save you time and resources by changing things before everything is done. But clients don’t really get that, huh? Well, my tip is, don’t ever try to make them look pretty. Actually, it’s better if you can do it with just paper, then the client won’t get confused thinking that it’s “the website”. With your sketch in hand that actually looks like a sketch , it’ll be way easier to get clients attention to what is important at this point, look at where things should be, what is missing, if the work flow is good. Do you have your own way to deal with this? How about sharing your secrets with us? Big changes ahead!As I said before, we’ll be reformulating our funny department, so stay tuned because we’ll make improvements soon :) Oh, and if you have any comic ideas to share, or any other cool stuff you have in mind, just use the pretty field below! |
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