I especially like how you can stop and pickup/drop-off passengers ^{_^}

Until there are more universal standards for email clients I'm sticking with the MailChimp template builder. Although it's more restrictive than I'd like there's just no way to create a custom-built HTML template that is mobile responsive & compatible across all email clients for a decent price (it just takes up way too much of my time).

That said, it's great to see people working at making this more of a possibility in the future!

It works really well, the perspective effect makes perfect sense here.

This comment thread be like http://i.imgur.com/cMWalaa.gif

The main element here that often gets overlooked on the web is the measure. So many major players (looking at you Wikipedia & Amazon) don't put any consideration into it.

1st Job - Waiter at pub-restaurant during college: A couple of friends already worked there, got me a trial shift and I was taken on.

2nd Job - Digital Designer at local agency: Just finished Uni and emailed letting them know I was looking for a job and asked if I could come in to show them my portfolio. Ended up getting a two week placement and then was taken on full time at the end of the placement.

3rd Job - Head of Digital at same agency: After just over two years I was promoted to Head of Digital to lead the expansion of the agency's digital output.

I believe Beth might have been expecting some kind of behind-the-scenes calculation that would have presented some useful information or resources at the end based on her entries.

Perhaps the form would benefit from being more upfront about the fact it's just a survey for you to base future content on (I'm sure it wasn't your intent to be misleading) and I'd also make it clear that the email is an optional field!

That said, I'll fill it in now :)

Hate this hipster-style bullshit... "Look how different I am everyone!"

There's breaking rules and then there's this mess.

Sorry but I have to disagree, this has everything to do with a platform that a huge amount of design work exists on.

I always considered Evernote a note-taking app with limited to-do functionality & Wunderlist a to-do app with limited note-taking functionality. Two products solving different problems.