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Vancouver Lead UX Designer, Expedia Joined about 9 years ago via an invitation from Kelly S.
Motion sickness. I did not understand which direction to scroll. Please don't customize my natural scroll behavior.
I design using Sketch and am able to code in HTML, CSS. I have had good experience designing and coding for mobile web apps so I am familiar with RWD patterns and anti-patterns.
I find my hold in JS a little sketchy and can do a better job if I can convince myself to learn more JS.
I am Indian and I am not offended.
There is soil which does look similar to the color and perhaps they thought it was convenient to name it that way.
I am really not sure why you'd ask this question.
Yes. I agree it has become unnecessary complex. I hope Apple looks into these issues.
Yes. I checked in regular mode and it looks fine again. Surely, it is a bug in fullscreen mode.
Here's a direct link to the image screenshot.
Yes, I built Grunt based Starter kit for myself to allow building in Sass with Live-Reload for multiple devices.
http://vaibhavkanwal.github.io/PrototypingOnSteroids/
This has helped me move away from Codekit and share this with people and team mates without worrying about the platform.
I like how easy it was to get the form working by just adding the required form elements in my markup. No server side work required. Works really well.
Can I also get an email notification saying I received a form submission? That would be wonderful.
I'd recommend increasing the contrast of the foreground text with the background. Additionally, bump the font size a bit. +2 for the body copy while +4 for the headings.
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The new logo moves away from the language centric "S" approach to a more language agnostic idea. Consider the possibilities of using regional languages where users won't feel alienated by an "S".
This may be a step in the right direction I think.