David,
You don't need to do it yourself.
It continues to amaze me but... great design can be bought!
I've hired Terza Snyder to improve some of my work and the changes
are phenomenal. I could never in 20 years (or 100 design books) come
up with the wonderful stuff she has. She knows what she is doing.
Engineering/Programming and Design are different disciplines/talents,
it is a very rare person who excels at each.
Paul Looney
On Sep 8, 2010, at 3:00 AM, David Glasgow wrote:
Hello folks,
I am being encouraged by customers to update and improve a Rev
built product I produced many years ago. I have a wish list for
functionality changes, but I am slightly depressed at how ugly and
old the original looks. I have decided to start again from
scratch, so there are no limitations on what I can do, other than
those imposed by Rev and my abilities (mostly the latter).
I have no background in design, but would like to make the product
look better and up to date. I know I can pretty much change the
appearance of anything in Rev, but this is a serious product for
technical use, so I am not thinking oval windows and faux glass
skins. I also strongly subscribe to the view that less is more,
so I don't want reflections and things swooshing about. Are there
any books or online resources on making software look simple and good?
Thanks
Best Wishes,
David Glasgow
Carlton Glasgow Partnership
i-psych.co.uk
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