March 2013
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February 2013
2 posts
“Stop trying to get your clients to “understand design” and instead show them that you understand what they hired you to do. Explain how the choices you’ve made lead to a successful project. This isn’t magic, it’s math. Show your work. Don’t hope someone “gets it,” and don’t blame them if they don’t — convince them”
—How To Sell Your UX Design Solution To Clients
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January 2013
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“Responsive or not, there’s no reason why we shouldn’t all be designing and building sites on flexible foundations.”
—Flexible Foundations | Trent Walton
December 2012
6 posts
How to remotely access Time Capsule using iCloud
Really pretty simple. That’s if you’ve got the Time Capsule and your Computer set up correctly.
Time Capsule setup
- Open Airport Utility
- Open Time Capsule Base Station tab
- Put iCloud NAME in “Back to My Mac”
- Enter Password, then wait for activation (less than 1 minute normally)
- Open Time Capsule Disks tab
- Check mark “Enable file sharing”
- Check mark “Share disk over WAN”
- Password self explanitory
Computer (Mac)
- Open iCloud in System Preferences
- Put a check mark on “Back to My Mac”, wait for activation (less than 1 minute normally)
Connecting to Time Capsule Disk from you HOME network or outside your home network ((INTERNET))
In order to connect to Time Capsule Disk off your local (home) network you must have an internet connection, if you do then do this:
- Open Finder
- In Finder open Shared if collapsed and double click on your Time Capsule name.
- Double click your Time Capsule, enter password (if you required).
- Once connected to your Time Capsule double click on your Disk to mount it enter password (if your required).
- Done, remember the connection speed is dependent on your internet quality (broadband vs dial-up).
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November 2012
8 posts
“Don’t build anything for Twitter.”
—Marco.org
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