joshuasortino

The latter. We have paid out, after expenses, millions to at least ten sellers on Teespring.

I was talking about the 10% of the time designers should be coding in this type of environment. (I.e. pushing polish code or hacking together a quick marketing page.)

Even if you haven't heard them, we still get complaints about the usability of the product! It's what we did with the feedback that matters.

As for the business decisions, those were decided by VPs and the business development team.

Yup.

I know the whole left/right brain thing isn't real science. I was using it as a common metaphor. Designers and engineers typically approach things differently. Learn from someone else's approach.

I should clarify, I wouldn't normally recommend using Git for PSDs or binary file collaboration in general.

My point was that a primarily right-brained designer should teach fellow right-brained designers how Git works. Things just make more sense that way.

I'd like to point out that this is the first Android phone which didn't emphasize the logos and manufacture. Most Androids have a horrible cluttered physical design, partly because manufactures slap their logo right on the front.