Shane, thank you for this. Like you, I am no programmer and it's great that you're showing what designers and web devs can offer this project.
Your design does address the four principles listed, but I wonder if it should also touch on "different". This group is trying to do something that's a little against the grain. I wonder how your design could be slightly evolved to include some unique personality traits? ...Dan ----- Original Message ---- From: Shane Becker <[email protected]> I've been quiet on the list until now. Every I wanted to say was already being said. Not anymore. I'm not a Cocoa dev or an email rfc dude, but I do love making websites. I agree with the above that until theres' something worth showing we shouldn't fly a flag as if there's anything remotely close to a product. Keep it simple. Keep it honest. This is open source after all. I spent a little bit of time putting something together that i think is: - simple - honest - clean - Mac like And in the spirit of open source, I've not only deployed it to Heroku (it's a dead simple Rails app with room to grow), but I've also put the repo up on GitHub. Free and open for all to see and fiddle with. http://github.com/veganstraightedge/lettersapp_web http://letters.heroku.com _______________________________________________ [email protected] mailing list List help: http://lists.ranchero.com/listinfo.cgi/email-init-ranchero.com
