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Matthew Smith
Tracking TONS of new styles is tough. Trying to formalize the process.
11 months ago
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Edokoa
I want to see it real-size! ;D
11 months ago
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Emil Bonsaksen
Photoshop or Illustrator?
11 months ago
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Sean Farrell
PS I'm sure
11 months ago
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Rogie
Attachment plz.
11 months ago
100% view please.
11 months ago
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Matthew Smith
No can do yet. Soon though. Patience my peeps.
11 months ago
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Rogie
I'm hovering the like button. No can do yet. Soon though. Patience, my brother. Waiting for attachment.
11 months ago
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Charles Riccardi
How long does it take for this document to open? ha ha
11 months ago
Big fan of your work on this app!
11 months ago
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Mitchell McLeod
Never been so excited to see an attachment...
11 months ago
What a great way to work on styles for big projects!
11 months ago
Matthew, this is a great way to keep track of things! I try doing it for every large project I work on and suggest everyone do the same.
I started creating these back at Fantasy Interactive and we called it "Stylesheets". Silly name I know, but it was a big help. This was my largest one to date.
Thanks for sharing this Matthew!
11 months ago
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Matthew Smith
@Yaron, I think you were probably the inspiration for this as I think I saw that large style sheet a few years back.
11 months ago
@Matthew oh? Honored I am! Thanks for posting this. I think it is a very good technique for keeping track / consistency when designing a massive project.
11 months ago
Looks like a hybrid page. All the elements you don't have budget to do full-mockups of. I'm sure you've worked on those before for F1. ;) They are huge.. Last one I did was 5000px tall, it was painful to open.
11 months ago
I usually just have 5/6 Illustrator files for each revision, unless they're minor revisions; then I'd just move the element next to the art board en replace it with the changed one.
11 months ago