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Show DN: The happy-go-lucky life of designers (thisiswhatworkfeelslike.com)
almost 9 years ago from Rasmus Landgreen, Digital Product Designer
32 comments
Gabriele Cirulli, almost 9 years ago
I honestly think I don't understand the point of this blog (?), but I can certainly say that my life as a designer doesn't feel like a fairytale and I don't think it should, either.
Rasmus Landgreen, almost 9 years ago (edited almost 9 years ago )
No point, just fun.
Kasper Andersen , almost 9 years ago
I feel this blog could and should have more pictures of me.
Jim Silverman, almost 9 years ago (edited almost 9 years ago )
this seems well-intentioned, but comes across as incredibly pretentious.
Oh by all means it is. Incredibly pretentious.
nevermind then.
Daniel Fosco, almost 9 years ago (edited almost 9 years ago )
I didn't immediately enjoy this, therefore I'll leave a snarky comment to show OP how bad he should feel. We don't need stuff I don't like in DN.
Paul L, almost 9 years ago
You forgot to mention the part about tight deadlines, bad clients, and hovering art directors.
I'm done with the agency-world, wouldn't know a thing about that. Pete occasionally hovers, but he's not that tall.
Sounds like Podio knows how to do things right ;)
alec s, almost 9 years ago
"yeah.. just ship it whenever..."
Haha, this is sooo turning out the wrong way. Good thing it's Friday.
Daniel Golden, almost 9 years ago (edited almost 9 years ago )
Hah, this comment should be the TL;DR for this post's entire comment thread.
Edit: DN really is, in general, a lot better than what you're receiving in response to this post. I Hope, even after your experience with this post, you decide stick around and decide contribute more down the road.
Thanks for posting.
Totally
Sean Healey, almost 9 years ago
Not sure what's causing all the hate here.. I dig the post. If you're a designer and you dwell on the agony of deadlines instead of the adventure of creating, then you might be doing it wrong. I'm not saying that a day at the office is a cakewalk, but I think this post gives us a window into workplace where there is a great balance between difficult projects and good personalities. Design life shouldn't be hell, you just need to design the UX of life a little better ;)
Also, that's some tight interior design. Props.
Christopher Mansfield, almost 9 years ago I really enjoyed this post! Hope to meet some of you at forge in the new year :)
Most def!
Bruno Campos, almost 9 years ago
We don't have fancy furniture but we do get a lot of fun and work done at the studio, that's why I wouldn't change my profession and/or job. Every day brings something new. Thanks for sharing and keep it up!
Amrit Mazumder, almost 9 years ago
Getting out of school...starting a career as a designer soon. If this is what lies ahead, then I'm out.
Lete Pacey, almost 9 years ago
Come for the story, stay for the comments.
Always a pleasure, DN.
Go hover dude
Go hover
rohan singh, almost 9 years ago @Rasmus, this looks super fun and am sure it was great fun putting it together too.
Haters gonna hate, makers gonna make. Keep spreading the cheer around man!
Wade Meredith, almost 9 years ago
I like this site, thanks for sharing! (Several of the images are broken for me, though.)
Tanner Christensen, almost 9 years ago
If the title is "This is what work feels like," shouldn't the emphasis be on the work, not on the stuff between work?
It's quite clear I'm missing the mark here. But yeah, probably should. From now on I'll just keep it to myself I think :)
Adam T., almost 9 years ago
I must be doing it wrong...
Jason Tiernan, almost 9 years ago
Not sure why there is so much hostility in a pretty harmless thread. Always fun to see the people behind the designs. Thanks for sharing!
Mike Chambers, almost 9 years ago
Nice post.
Can you tell me the name / maker of the chair on the right in this photo:
http://36.media.tumblr.com/e6f22006c9b448c0f1ba5255d23e41db/tumblr_ndymiivVHz1tl7l6so4_1280.jpg
Thanks...
mike
Crampa ..., almost 9 years ago
Designs do work?
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