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Aaron Grando
Tech Lead at RTO+P Joined over 9 years ago
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- How much does it cost to sell stuff online? A look at payment/ecomm service pricing. (gran.do)
- SASS: It's "Sass", not "SASS".
- Show DN: Respre – responsive previews in-browser with zero code. (gran.do)
- Show DN: Respre, a simple way to preview responsive comps (github.com)
- Phoenixville Office of Emergency Management Ebola Notice (facebook.com)
- Screw Negativity. Here's 5 Things I Like. (gran.do)
- Brooklyn Beta 2014 Schedule (brooklynbeta.org)
- Able Parris - To End All Rage Tweets (ableparris.com)
- "Thoughts On Design" by Paul Rand, back in print for the first time since the 1970's (kottke.org)
- Tim Van Damme: What do you want to learn from me? (maxvoltar.com)
Posted to What book do you use to keep your monitor at Eye level?, Nov 07, 2016 Posted to Pathwright, in reply to Darrell Hanley , Nov 03, 2016 Yeah, it'd work much better if a scroll intent triggered the page to proceed to the next/prev section. This is how the mobile page is set up.
Currently, even with a scroll-friendly mouse, the length of the animation transitions means it's waaaay more likely you'll land on an "tween" frame than a keyframe.
Posted to Pathwright, Nov 03, 2016 Try using this without a magic mouse or a trackpad. The scrolling works...badly. (For reference, using a Logitech MX Master here)
Posted to Ask DN: App Speed, Rdio or Spotify?, Nov 13, 2015 Switched from Rdio to Spotify about 5 months ago after using Rdio for...years? It had been a while. Desktop performance was the main reason. Spotify's UI has improved greatly since I first tried it back before I settled on Rdio. Song selection is more or less the same, but the desktop and iOS apps for Spotify have been better performing for me since I switched.
Posted to Sketch Beta: preview artboards in a web browser on your local network., Aug 16, 2015 Hope this works well! I built a tool to add this sort of thing to my workflow last year: Respre. But it requires exporting your artboards to image files, so Bohemian building this into Sketch could save the headache of that middle step.
Posted to Say Hello to Designer News 2.0, in reply to Andrew Wilkinson , Jul 02, 2015 overflow: hidden; on .sidebar-right (at the 960px breakpoint) makes it go away. :)
Posted to Say Hello to Designer News 2.0, in reply to Andrew Wilkinson , Jul 02, 2015 https://www.dropbox.com/s/1b4thy1pnxkm1d5/Screenshot%202015-07-01%2022.30.47.png?dl=0
https://www.dropbox.com/s/l332ki9sfiad0gk/Screenshot%202015-07-01%2022.30.56.png?dl=0
Also: Chrome Version 41.0.2272.76 (64-bit), 15" MBP Retina
Posted to Say Hello to Designer News 2.0, Jul 02, 2015 Don't mind it overall. But what's with the lighter border on the right side of the ad sidebar? Is that a scrollbar?
Posted to AMA: Marc Hemeon, Co-Founder North, Designer at Hodinkee , Jun 23, 2015 What's on your wrist?
- Sketch Beta: preview artboards in a web browser on your local network.
- Death to Icon Fonts (speakerdeck.com)
- Inspiration vs Imitation (cushionapp.com)
- What's your favourite clock?
- Threes win's 2014 game of the year (shawnblanc.net)
- We need to invent a better ad format, not kill ads. (medium.com)
- Carnegie Mellon Swiss Poster Collection (luna.library.cmu.edu)
- How to Photoshop (i.imgur.com)
- Best frontend tools
- Drove Through Glitch (bushra.broadsheet.io)
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