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fuck. this looks interestingly intriguing!

true story dude. i found this and i was like wtf?? ahahaha

get a "designers only" slack channel. there's loads of them! or dribbble for feedback.

Gleb from Fantasy.

https://dribbble.com/glebich

there's no formula, or specific design process to do it. ideas come and go, when it appears you'll notice!

You can start by sorting out all the small details and then go from that. or you can just sketch a page or some editorial, and go from that. use what you like, take off what you don't and go from that.

You need to find out, how (you or your team) works better. Don't make rules for it!

This one is stupid. There's nothing wrong with these comments. They're not done automatically like, "please check my work at blablabla".

pointless

its not very good in webdesign justifying text. i don't know who said that, but they started to have their point since the mobile interfaces showed up. It's ugly to see justified text in mobile.

don't justify the text in your summary please :D and dont do it in your case studies. overall looks cool. you just need to sort out some details :)

just publish it and dont be afraid!

it's clickbait if i'm not telling the thruth. the thing is that you really find 10 topic about the title in the article. So, i dont know if you can call it bait...