Ever since I joined Weemagine and started to help building Weebiz, I have been learning a lot of stuff other than technology. The marketing team has really good knowledge I can use myself. This week I concluded that the way we approach people through our content can sometimes – if not always – be the key to success.
I’m sitting in front of my laptop, working on a tiny side project for a friend. This friend is trying to sell comestic surgery equipment, so he says. I have never tried designing for such an area and it’s about time I did because I only spent around 15 minutes searching for design trends and inspiration and I must say it feels good.
Doing what you like is one thing we take for granted most of the time. At least for us designers. We get to be creative most of the time, we enjoy throwing that creativity into a sheet of paper or a Photoshop file, we let our wizardry blossom through our fingers into a screen. It’s just that good.
It’s almost been a week since I’ve got my new job at Weemagine — Leiria and living here has been quite an adventure. For those who know me well, you know that it wouldn’t be easy. Honestly I thought it would be harder but I have been widely helped by my work team, it has been a tremendous relief to know I can count on them.
[more content is missing due to my previous blog crash. I will try and get the rest of it when I find it possible.]
O povo português não sabe utilizar o Microsoft Word — já para não falar de que nem conhecem o OpenOffice, uma versão gratuita que faz o mesmo ou melhor — e, pior que isso, gosta de não o saber utilizar! Hoje saí duma discussão com o meu pai sobre isso mesmo e não sei bem em que posição cada um fica. Eu já escrevi sobre o tema, desta vez vou abordar o assunto em português para não deixar ninguém de fora. Desde já, obrigado, pai.
Ever had a bad client? You know how the deal: he thinks you can read his mind and do everything he wants at the first try. Guess again.