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I don't use it personally but it is used and works quite well.
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nice idea. it's not the most 'unique' idea but that shouldn't stop you. I can see the benefit in it. it also gives you a great resource to reflect on the process of a project once it is complete - so you can change things if you feel they need it.
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read a great article the other day on how a blog is essential to promoting your business, very interesting but someone made a good point, why do companies have forums? Unless you're offering software support it seems pointless
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Yes indeed. Businesses managed fine before the Internet, and well before blogs were around. I'd say that article neglected to note the fact that a blog COULD be excellent for increasing traffic to a site/business - particularly online businesses. That said a blog does allow one to publish thoughts and views beyond a commercial aspect which could be beneficial, or in fact a hindrance (i.e, just cause a person can have a blog doesn't make them an expert in their field).
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documenting work seems to be incredibly diverse from person to person. Still, writing is probably a good way to always go no matter how that's implemented - i feel like there should be more written aspects to my work flow.
What i will add is that sometimes just visual progression and documentation/development is enough. Going through any kind of process i "iterate". On an image say, I'll branch my file every 30 to 40 minutes. Come a few hours i can see how i developed it. This becomes a mnemonic device so that i can explain the process well after it's completion even if i didn't write much. |
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