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Annoying or cool iPod portfolio website?
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It seems to me like someone said "OMG this would be SOOOOOOOO cool to do!" in their head, but in reality it just is a pain in the effing ass. Cool in "theory," shitty in practice.
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Quite well done. Check the settings and you can even add the backlight and adjust language, contrast, etc.
Now, if it were only a 4G model or iPod photo.
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Originally posted by Randman:
Quite well done. Check the settings and you can even add the backlight and adjust language, contrast, etc.
Now, if it were only a 4G model or iPod photo.
Ya but this is hardly a good way to showcase a portfolio.
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oh yeah!
Best website yet.
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Originally posted by Disgruntled Head of C-3PO:
Ya but this is hardly a good way to showcase a portfolio.
Agreed.
Plus it's hard to click the middle button without moving the wheel further round.
A good bit of programming, but it would work better as part of a portfolio's content rather than the navigation for said portfolio.
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Originally posted by drive-thru:
Agreed.
Plus it's hard to click the middle button without moving the wheel further round.
A good bit of programming, but it would work better as part of a portfolio's content rather than the navigation for said portfolio.
No pictures of his work, annoying music that can't be shut off and awkward navigation as you don't have good control or tactile feedback.
I wouldn't hire any designer that used that as his portfolio. A good flash programmer perhaps.
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I was just chatting to someone yesterday who was going to do that sort of thing... don't think they had seen it.
Its pretty hard to use, but a cool idea.
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