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the Orchard – Apple (apple.com)
almost 7 years ago from Matt Castillo, Product Designer
23 comments
Ryan -, almost 7 years ago
That was difficult to read.
Tareq Ismail, almost 7 years ago
Woah, they took it down ?
Irving Torres, almost 7 years ago
Looks like it
Ryan Rushing, almost 7 years ago (edited almost 7 years ago )
whistles X-files theme
Daniel Golden, almost 7 years ago
This is like... apple.com/jobs, right? Why is the text a png?
John Henry, almost 7 years ago More creative
Steve Berry, almost 7 years ago No idea. Funny transition between their well thought out creative copywriting piece to some crappy job application system.
Matthew O'Connor, almost 7 years ago
Courage.
Kramer _, almost 7 years ago Maybe to make it easier to scale responsively?
Colin Devroe, almost 7 years ago
Quick, someone that knows web fonts apply. They are totally "pulling a Bezos" with this image.
Simon O’Shea, almost 7 years ago
Is this for a future parent company like Alphabet is to Google or did we just find out what Cicada 3301 means?
No Name, almost 7 years ago
Upvote for Cicada. Lol
Jim Silverman, almost 7 years ago (edited almost 7 years ago )
link redirects to homepage now.
Jay Wyche, almost 7 years ago
Art Director? Interesting.
0-3 years experience. Wat?
Renee P, almost 7 years ago
You can still find 'Orchard' related jobs through the old job search
That's interesting...
Stefan Hoard, almost 7 years ago
Good find.
Quintin Carlson, almost 7 years ago Is it gone?
Yep, it now redirects to the homepage.
Matt Stuhff, almost 7 years ago (edited almost 7 years ago )
BUT WHY IS THE "T" LOWERCASE?
(I feel much better now)
anthony thomas, almost 7 years ago
This is a play off Jony Ive's office poster: http://www.slate.com/blogs/the_eye/2015/02/20/jony_ives_motivational_poster_from_gfda_on_his_office_wall_in_the_apple.html
Bit pretentious but better than the standard run of the mill copy.
Jason Perez, almost 7 years ago
What was this?
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