Dc-2012

SB Wireless

by Dan Cederholm Pro Jan 4, 2012
in SimpleBits
Custom-carrier-logo
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http://drbl.in/cHLU
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40 Responses (page 1 of 2)

  1. Pro Dc-2012 Dan Cederholm

    I'm making a custom carrier logo for iPhone mockup screens.

    Two year contract, early termination fee.

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    5 months ago

  2. Pro Twitterdjb Dan Brindley

    it's got to be a better plan than everyone else... sign me up.

    5 months ago

  3. Avatar2 Anthony Garand

    Unlimited data?

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    5 months ago

  4. Pro Drib Clay Cauley

    Please don't throttle my data speeds.

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    5 months ago

  5. 527402_10150737521202485_809632484_9606094_1278142457_n Marco Sousa

    haha sweet! :D

    5 months ago

  6. Pro Kerem Kerem Suer

    I bet we can get better reception in San Francisco downtown with your imaginary career than freaking AT&T.

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    5 months ago

  7. Interview-minus-mic John Marstall

    GSM or CDMA?

    5 months ago

  8. Mr4 Jeff Daley

    :D

    5 months ago

  9. Pro Pp Jari Sanders

    Wifi only I think!

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    5 months ago

  10. Untitled-1 Michael C.

    So where do i sign?

    5 months ago

  11. Logo Tobias Reich

    I’m wondering why the carrier is displayed at the top. It’s an information which is always the same and it isn’t that relevant that it has to be displayed all the time on my screen -.-

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    5 months ago

  12. Dan morgan Dan Morgan

    If Dribbble is about inspiration then this is an unsuccessful shot. It inspires nothing more than jokes about iPhone plans. A really pixelated SB really shouldn't be getting 60 likes on a serious design network. It does nothing to inspire iPhone application design. Make no mistake i'm a long time user and love your work Dan Cederholm, I just think this is a great example of a common grievance.

    Fame > Quality

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    5 months ago

  13. Logo Tobias Reich

    There is definitely a “Fame>Quality”-Problem, but not only on dribbble ;) This problem is mostly everywhere.

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    5 months ago

  14. Pro Larger_avatar Made By Thomas

    me likey

    5 months ago

  15. Avatar-default Artistdanz

    Re "fame vs quality"... It's one of the really negative aspects of dribbble. People liking stuff only because of who posted the shot.

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    5 months ago

  16. Pro Dc-2012 Dan Cederholm

    @Dan Morgan:

    Dribbble is about answering the question, "What are you working on?". iPhone plan jokes aside, I thought the idea of a custom logo was a tiny little detail people might get kick out of. And it's what I'm working on.

    And there's the crux of the issue: the Like button, to me, doesn't solely mean, "This is a beautiful piece of art". It can mean different things, such as, "I like this project" or "I like this idea" or "I'm encouraging you". Just as Dribbble itself can be used in different ways by different people. It's for inspiration, sharing ideas, showing work, playing, getting creative for the sake of being creative. It's all of those things (and others). But not one specifically. And we've never stated otherwise.

    Sure, those with large numbers of followers are going to receive large numbers of likes more often. However, that isn't exclusive to Dribbble. We need to worry less about like counts.

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    5 months ago

  17. Pro Dc-2012 Dan Cederholm

    @Dan Morgan:

    Suppose we have different interpretations of the above guideline.

    Yep, it appears we most certainly do.

    5 months ago

  18. Pro Rich_thornett_280_gray Rich Thornett

    @Dan Morgan Let's not confuse whether *you* like something with whether Dan was striving to be interesting.

    No need to like this shot and you can unfollow Dan if you aren't interested in his work in general. Works just like Twitter.

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    5 months ago

  19. Pro Dc-2012 Dan Cederholm

    You should know UX-wise users having different interpretations of a major feedback method on the site (you just listed three) is a very bad thing — maybe you should clarify the 'like' if this is the case.

    No, it's not a UX problem. If it is, then it plagues any site with a star/favorite/heart mechanism. Do people "favorite" tweets for one distinct reason? No. It might be funny, or interesting, or poignant, or saved for later. Ditto Instagram, Flickr, etc. etc.

    The point is, Like means "like". There's no confusion there. Why the person likes it may differ.

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    5 months ago

  20. Pro Abstract_me Ryan Glover

    Dude, so good.

    5 months ago

  21. Pro Profilepics Daniel Cooper

    Dribbble fights are the best.

    That said, this shot is certainly not an amazing piece of art (like most of your other shots), but I don't see the harm in posting it. It's still interesting, and it interested me enough to come to this page to read the comments.

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    5 months ago

  22. Pro Rocket-64x64 Alex Pankratov

    > We need to worry less about like counts.

    Then, perhaps, display the count only to the shot's owner?

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    5 months ago

  23. Pro Emir-qb Emir Ayouni | Growcase

    Usually 1-2 months between your shots... now 2 in 2 days.

    Are you sure you're feeling well?

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    5 months ago

  24. Profile_2 Wesley Marc Bancroft

    Shameless plug here, but I think that it ties in nicely to the convo that both @DanMorgan and @DanCederholm are having: http://drbl.in/cvbC

    5 months ago

  25. Pro 1f8f6ded95a14175acba6c272c967787_7 Philip Renich

    "We need to worry less about like counts." Can I like that? ;-)

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    5 months ago

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