I always liked to look and observe things. I suppose this is one of the reasons for which I know so many good websites. Since you might be interested in them you can follow the link now (LINKS) or consider to visit it later (after reading this page for example).
I think that most of it is a look-see-understand-apply-adapt game. It is a long and interesting one (just as the name I chose for describing it suggests). Let's picture the following situation: you are looking for something on the net. You stumble across this website. You look at it. You start seeing elements that you like and/or elements that you don't like. Depending on your expertise in web design, scripting and/or web programming, you start understanding the nuts and bolts of this web page (I am referring to the beauty of the code that keeps it working properly). If you are a designer, you could inspire yourself from this website (it will be my pleasure and honor). Taking everything a step further, we come to the level when this is one of the thousands of websites that you have visited so far. You see a certain thing that you like and retain. At some point in time you choose to implement it in your designs. And there you have it: a rough example of the game I suggested in the first sentence of this paragraph.
The WEB is a nice place. It is a marvelous tool that offers great opportunities. Technology is way ahead of us. As Mr. EDWARD DE BONO pointed out: "We have the technology. We need value for it." I am commited to provide what value I can. I am just one of the individuals that pursue this goal. At the LINKS section come more... I would like to mention mainly SCOTT COOK, BERRY HUS and JOSHUA DAVIS. They are the finest designers I know so far. I will be forever indebted to them.
I think that most of it is a look-see-understand-apply-adapt game. It is a long and interesting one (just as the name I chose for describing it suggests). Let's picture the following situation: you are looking for something on the net. You stumble across this website. You look at it. You start seeing elements that you like and/or elements that you don't like. Depending on your expertise in web design, scripting and/or web programming, you start understanding the nuts and bolts of this web page (I am referring to the beauty of the code that keeps it working properly). If you are a designer, you could inspire yourself from this website (it will be my pleasure and honor). Taking everything a step further, we come to the level when this is one of the thousands of websites that you have visited so far. You see a certain thing that you like and retain. At some point in time you choose to implement it in your designs. And there you have it: a rough example of the game I suggested in the first sentence of this paragraph.
The WEB is a nice place. It is a marvelous tool that offers great opportunities. Technology is way ahead of us. As Mr. EDWARD DE BONO pointed out: "We have the technology. We need value for it." I am commited to provide what value I can. I am just one of the individuals that pursue this goal. At the LINKS section come more... I would like to mention mainly SCOTT COOK, BERRY HUS and JOSHUA DAVIS. They are the finest designers I know so far. I will be forever indebted to them.
