jonassalen

If I'm not mistaken, you created some graphical assets for your brand identity.

This headline is very clickbaity.

You already created a logo and a color palette, which is almost all work done.

On top of that, the visual assets are mediocre at most. This 'brand identity' is like 1 in a thousand. This only supports my opinion that midjourney isn't capable of real creative work.

I had a netbook. It was great to take with you on hliday or on public transport. I mostly used it to watch movies while on the train :)

A great piece of history, that ALA article.

I believe you are right, but on a different level. Iphone started the mobile revolution which inspired other phone builders. When earlier we used build m.website.tld websites, the bigger screens from Iphone-inspired smartphones allowed us to use the same website, with mediaqueries.

Maybe it's because I'm Europe based, but we didn't really develop for iphones initally.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but Steve Jobs didn't believe in responsive webdesign and the browser on iPhone originally didn't support RWD. He believed people should access the full website and use gestures to zoom in and out on the website. Part of the reason apple.com was so late adapting to mobile breakpoints.

So saying that the iPhone was responsible for RWD is too much credit I think.

What resource are you talking about? Social media, or the internet?

Because the author clearly states that corporate social media are the problem, which I - and a lot of psychologists and sociologists - agree with.

I make a lot of moodboards for my clients in pinterest.

I also have a huge 'inspiration' board in Pinterest. It's very specific for my workflow, but it serves it purpose very well.

Not a single war was ended by adding more weapons.

The professionals that work in those nonprofits do. If you want a capable manager or SEO, you need to pay a correct market price.

As a professional that gets offers like this ("it will be good for your portfolio") I hate this comment.

If you pay peanuts, you get monkeys.

It's exactly what NY asked. He didn't do it as a means to let Spotify drop Joe Rogan, but he did it out of principle. I applaud him for that.

I think it's a fair and reasonable article, except the fact that it forgets to mention the one thing that is the most important about nuclear energy: it's waste. Nuclear energy is and will never be renewable, because it still - despite decades and millions of research - needs fuel and leaves waste.

Sure, you can easily look at the most important problem at hand and only look at the co2 cost, but unfortunately that short term thinking is exactly what proved to be the cause of climate change.

I see no problem for SEO. I see no problem for screenreaders

This is all classic and supported HTML, so those should work perfectly for this.