Jimmy Hooker

Jimmy Hooker

Designer Joined over 9 years ago

  • 3 stories
  • 174 comments
  • 45 upvotes
  • Posted to Go Daddy Rebrand, in reply to T. F. , Jan 15, 2020

    My dude, that CEO left over 7 years ago.

    1 point
  • Posted to 1 week into my new job and I'm thinking about quitting., in reply to Steven Lamar , Apr 12, 2019

    This is way too mature for the internet

    6 points
  • Posted to New Logo for ZARA by Baron & Baron, in reply to Aaron Wears Many Hats , Feb 03, 2019

    I would charge them as much as they could possibly bear and that I could justify. It would be insane to do otherwise.

    0 points
  • Posted to Slack new logo!, in reply to Shane McCleery , Jan 17, 2019

    This is exquisite

    2 points
  • Posted to I re-designed my site based on DN feedback and launched Failory 2.0, Dec 10, 2018

    Huge improvement from what I remember of last time, but I wish I had the before state to look at :)

    This must've been a lot of work, especially since I remember you speaking to being a relative beginner when it comes to design. Nice job.

    2 points
  • Posted to Black or White website?, in reply to Duke Cavinski , Sep 26, 2018

    I defer to your whoosh

    1 point
  • Posted to Black or White website?, in reply to Ken Em , Sep 26, 2018

    WHOOOOSH

    3 points
  • Posted to Do you know of any well designed CRM, in reply to Tim Knight , Sep 24, 2018

    +1 for close. It's not cheap, but it changed our entire workflow. We heavily use Zapier now to get a bunch of data into it, and the built in phone stuff is huge for us.

    0 points
  • Posted to Denys Loveiko Portfolio, in reply to Clarissa H. , Sep 21, 2018

    I think it's fine to have an ongoing dialog, but I think it also has the potential to foster group-think. It's very predictable to go into any conversation on DesignerNews with a portfolio that pushes boundaries and breaks rules and just find people hating on performance, scroll-jacking, excessive page size, usability problems, readability problems, etc. I don't want Dribbble-level "AWESOME!!@#" comments either, but people seem to sip pretty hard on the haterade here.

    The aesthetics of this site are super legit. Does it have to be that useable? The dude is basically showing off, and they killed it. I'd love a conversation about when you can throw away rules and expectations and just produce something visually stunning. Sometimes sites are meant to be read, and with others, the text is basically just light window-dressing. That's ok in my book!

    2 points
  • Posted to Denys Loveiko Portfolio, Sep 21, 2018

    This is extremely impressive. Get ready for the hate train that is DesignerNews, as anything that smells even vaguely impractical gets looked down on.

    3 points
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