Be sure to Subscribe! - My NIGHTMARE: I used to design a *lot* of logos, as I ranked high in Google for years. I'm talking well over 1,000+ clients. Anyhow, it started out as an ordinary client brief. They wanted a specific symbol with a character skiing down a mountain. Ok, that's cool -- submitted. "Could you add a few pine trees and a reindeer." -- Hm, okay... -submitted -- "Could you try adding something more? We want more character".. Wat.. Okay --submitted. "Could you try adding ..", :::CTRL+SHIFT-N::: / :::PAYPAL.COM::: / ::::REFUND:::: ;) SHARE YOURS!
My worst client nightmare was nothing... Cause I'm a 18 year old kid learning web development, if I got any nightmare from my client I'm gonna tell you. 😃 Your videos are cool I learn alot of cool stuff from here.
You are way too comfortable with your expertise. that intimidates me. Still, I don't really watch other web design channels, you make it all seem so logical. Very happy that you share all that knowledge with us! thnx :D
My worst client nightmare was in 2001. The date is important, because back in 2001 we didn't have ubiquitous broadband. Hell, even the broadband that we did have was slow back then. But this was a good time to be a web designer. Many companies were starting to take their web presence seriously for the first time and wanted something nice. Then I got a client insistent on, "a watermark background of a map." My boss didn't understand how this could be a problem, just stick the image in the background. I had to spend 3 hours explaining to my boss and the client why sticking a 2mb jpg in background was a bad idea in 2001 when most people wereon dialup. Even DSL of the time would have choked on that. This was an insane request and no amount of logical argument would convince them otherwise... and it just kept dragging on for hours. I quit designing professionally immediately after that. I don't ever want to experience that again.
This could be an excellent example of how someone could scaffold out an entire layout. You used emmet to scaffold out the html (`!`). You could follow that up with `(section>(figure>img)+(article>h3+lorem*5))*3` and then you'd have the entire layout setup and to a point where you could simply tab to the data points needed to fill it in (img attributes and h3).
Dropped a bullying client...said client was/is a lawyer...client threatened to have me evicted from my residence as well as a lawsuit...they taped pejorative correspondence on my front door...contacted associates on my other social media accounts. I just ignored them and rode it out. What could they do...I provided a flow chart of work with milestones/payment junctures...they received and signed off on the creativity of the project at these points. When they noticed the ineffectiveness of their bullying, they dissapeared...it transpired for almost a year.
As a freelancer, I had one client which is a nightmare. She ask me to design her website, all done, she likes it. Contract ended (we were working through a marketplace). A few months later, I got a notification that my account temporary suspended. It was her reporting me for messing up her website. I don't do anything for her of course, our contract was ended. She asks for a refund. After I checked, she hired another web dev who messed things up. But the marketplace support suggest me to do refund. I'm like, wtf??? Long story short, I gave her what she wanted. As my time is more valuable than the amount of money she wants. Total nightmare lol
@DesignCourse Great tutorial on demonstrating how awesome and easy it is to use position sticky rule in CSS. I did notice you introduce the "enter-view" package to add some animation effects to the SVGs at 9:50. I think this library would be perfect for that: github.com/ryanwalters/sticky-events It has event hooks like CHANGE, STUCK, and UNSTUCK that you can easily hook into and implement your animation or whatever you like. I believe it's using the new IntersectionObserver API under the hood which I believe is much more preferment than using "enter-view" package.
Yo should really remove the top windows menu bar. In addition to that, you could press F11 to put vscode into fullscreen mode, that would make it look much cleaner and give you some more realestate
My nightmare एक बार मेरे क्लाइंट को मैंने उसका project complete कर के दिया तो अगले दिन उसका कॉल आया की फाइल खुल नहीं रही है और मै अपने पास से उस प्रोजेक्ट को डिलीट कर चुका था तब मुझे वो पूरा प्रोजेक्ट वापस बनाना पड़ा था।
It was last year, and my 2nd client, he got his job done, with a promise to pay, like every client does, but unlike others, he never actually paid me, even after reminding him for a thousand times. I got annoyed and took that as a lesson, and stopped asking him about the payment. Now, whenever I see him, he acts like nothing ever happened, such a jerk.
My worst client nightmare was, that the guys didn't know what they want. They always complained about new things and were literally searching for any mistakes to bother me. Also they took a whopping 3 months to send me over their texts and images so the project took up 3/4 of a year. Never again...
Why are you using VS code to code this examples? there are many online services that are made for quick prototyping like CodePen which has support for SCSS SASS and manyCSS , JS and HTML libraries and plugins.
I am young and student and I do some webdev to earn money. I may do undeclared work :/ and a client once just cought my code, said "good bye mf" And just ran away...
The worst nightmare is that i was not told about any deadline for the project and they informed me that tomorrow is the deadline and i had many things to develope in just one day 😐😐😐
I like your videos a lot, but I think it would make them even better if you would dive right into the topic of the video instead of starting to build that simple website from scratch. I assume everybody who's interested into this kind of topic, is aware about the basics of web dev and doesn't want to waste 5-10 minutes watching you build that. Just friendly meant critique. 🙂
Be sure to Subscribe! - My NIGHTMARE: I used to design a *lot* of logos, as I ranked high in Google for years. I'm talking well over 1,000+ clients. Anyhow, it started out as an ordinary client brief. They wanted a specific symbol with a character skiing down a mountain. Ok, that's cool -- submitted. "Could you add a few pine trees and a reindeer." -- Hm, okay... -submitted -- "Could you try adding something more? We want more character".. Wat.. Okay --submitted. "Could you try adding ..", :::CTRL+SHIFT-N::: / :::PAYPAL.COM::: / ::::REFUND:::: ;) SHARE YOURS!
"Scope-Creep!" I believe that is the #1 nightmare of all time.
hey bro i would like to work one day with you, no matter if it's design or coding
FYI, if you have time to fix it, your thumbnail says "Storyteling"
You have no idea. I had a lot of clients through the past 3 years who kept trying to add on their agreed project. It's fcking annoying
so who wanna be part of my library project github.com/Voiddeepspace/neutral
My worst client nightmare was nothing...
Cause I'm a 18 year old kid learning web development, if I got any nightmare from my client I'm gonna tell you. 😃 Your videos are cool I learn alot of cool stuff from here.
Looking forward to your nightmares!
Notification SQUAD UNITE!!
Bruno Marques same brother 😂😂
Enjoy your wonderful job. Peace ✌️
Haha, been there too :)
You are way too comfortable with your expertise. that intimidates me. Still, I don't really watch other web design channels, you make it all seem so logical.
Very happy that you share all that knowledge with us! thnx :D
My worst client nightmare was in 2001. The date is important, because back in 2001 we didn't have ubiquitous broadband. Hell, even the broadband that we did have was slow back then. But this was a good time to be a web designer. Many companies were starting to take their web presence seriously for the first time and wanted something nice. Then I got a client insistent on, "a watermark background of a map." My boss didn't understand how this could be a problem, just stick the image in the background. I had to spend 3 hours explaining to my boss and the client why sticking a 2mb jpg in background was a bad idea in 2001 when most people wereon dialup. Even DSL of the time would have choked on that. This was an insane request and no amount of logical argument would convince them otherwise... and it just kept dragging on for hours. I quit designing professionally immediately after that. I don't ever want to experience that again.
This could be an excellent example of how someone could scaffold out an entire layout. You used emmet to scaffold out the html (`!`). You could follow that up with `(section>(figure>img)+(article>h3+lorem*5))*3` and then you'd have the entire layout setup and to a point where you could simply tab to the data points needed to fill it in (img attributes and h3).
Gosto muito dos seus tutoriais. Aborda o conteúdo de uma maneira bem didática, parabéns!
Love love love your videos. You always try to bring something new to us. Thanks for your effort. Really appreciate it. Love from India.
Thanks bud! Means a lot!
You're amazing! Could you do a small video exploring three.js maybe? Thanks!
You are awesome bro!!!, Hats off
Side by side Browser with load reloading would be helpful. Thanks for your efforts. I have not seen free content with such amazing UI.
Great videos. I would like to see a video of angular and materialize css integration in the future especially the components needing js.
your tutorials are awesome
thanks for this cool tip!!!... I duplicated it. Also, it is fun to read all these "nightmare" client story ...
How we can make left column which content image fade in and out base on right content? Thanks
Dropped a bullying client...said client was/is a lawyer...client threatened to have me evicted from my residence as well as a lawsuit...they taped pejorative correspondence on my front door...contacted associates on my other social media accounts. I just ignored them and rode it out.
What could they do...I provided a flow chart of work with milestones/payment junctures...they received and signed off on the creativity of the project at these points. When they noticed the ineffectiveness of their bullying, they dissapeared...it transpired for almost a year.
Thank you for sharing this informative video! 🐻🖐🏻
I must have missed something how did you setup the sidebar? thanks
As a freelancer, I had one client which is a nightmare. She ask me to design her website, all done, she likes it. Contract ended (we were working through a marketplace).
A few months later, I got a notification that my account temporary suspended. It was her reporting me for messing up her website. I don't do anything for her of course, our contract was ended. She asks for a refund. After I checked, she hired another web dev who messed things up. But the marketplace support suggest me to do refund. I'm like, wtf???
Long story short, I gave her what she wanted. As my time is more valuable than the amount of money she wants.
Total nightmare lol
what happened next? did you give her the refund?
Could u plz demonstrate position sticky on multiple columns of a table, while scrolling horizontally.
Hey! Can you do the same for table headers. If you just style thead?
Great vids, Gary. Hey your thumbnail for this video has a typo
@DesignCourse Great tutorial on demonstrating how awesome and easy it is to use position sticky rule in CSS. I did notice you introduce the "enter-view" package to add some animation effects to the SVGs at 9:50. I think this library would be perfect for that: github.com/ryanwalters/sticky-events It has event hooks like CHANGE, STUCK, and UNSTUCK that you can easily hook into and implement your animation or whatever you like. I believe it's using the new IntersectionObserver API under the hood which I believe is much more preferment than using "enter-view" package.
Awesome video! But one odd thing. I tried this and the images aren't pushing each other off screen in mine. They just overlap.
Really nice tutorial! thanks :)
Welcome! Thanks for the comment.
your computer parametres?
Usefull, thanks buddy!
will you please advise me the url link of entire code of the above Pure CSS Sticky Storytelling with 1 Property
Thanks
Wow... Beautiful...
Yo should really remove the top windows menu bar. In addition to that, you could press F11 to put vscode into fullscreen mode, that would make it look much cleaner and give you some more realestate
It's free real estate. XD
Good tips. I will do this next time(s)
Hey first of all nice tutorial
And my worst client nightmare is client asking for majors changes in design file after completion my UI work :(
Client? What client?
Question answered.
That's a totally acceptable client nightmare man, might be the worst!
"As the top sticky comment will be mine with my personal story...".-nope no sticky first comment here from DesignCourse... ;)..
I swear I saw a stickied post... o.O
I thought I sticked it. "4 hours ago" it was posted though. Restickied if it wasn't!
My nightmare
एक बार मेरे क्लाइंट को मैंने उसका project complete कर के दिया तो अगले दिन उसका कॉल आया की फाइल खुल नहीं रही है और मै अपने पास से उस प्रोजेक्ट को डिलीट कर चुका था तब मुझे वो पूरा प्रोजेक्ट वापस बनाना पड़ा था।
It was last year, and my 2nd client, he got his job done, with a promise to pay, like every client does, but unlike others, he never actually paid me, even after reminding him for a thousand times. I got annoyed and took that as a lesson, and stopped asking him about the payment. Now, whenever I see him, he acts like nothing ever happened, such a jerk.
Amarjeet Sarma Send it to a bill collector. They are professionals.
There's Intersection Observer API for doing this, no need to use a library
Source code : github.com/DevYunus/sticky-navigation-inspiration
I'm also looking for sticky sidebar content. . .
My worst client nightmare was, that the guys didn't know what they want. They always complained about new things and were literally searching for any mistakes to bother me. Also they took a whopping 3 months to send me over their texts and images so the project took up 3/4 of a year. Never again...
When he/she tell me fix a design a billion time and finally choose the first one :v not that bad :v
Please share the code????
new video - another like from me )))))
Very useful info, but It's 'dragged it down', not 'drug it down'
Why are you using VS code to code this examples? there are many online services that are made for quick prototyping like CodePen which has support for SCSS SASS and manyCSS , JS and HTML libraries and plugins.
I am young and student and I do some webdev to earn money. I may do undeclared work :/ and a client once just cought my code, said "good bye mf" And just ran away...
Cool.
Great great. ..
The worst nightmare is that i was not told about any deadline for the project and they informed me that tomorrow is the deadline and i had many things to develope in just one day 😐😐😐
Ha.
You're missing a l in the thumbnail
Cool
lv u
Im only 13 :( , wish I had Clients :( :( :( :(
Nothing against your videos, they're great. But all of your thumbnails look like you've been really pissed about the concept you're about to teach.
BECAUSE I AM, GOD DAMN TOPICS! ;)
@@DesignCourse I figured! Thanks for the videos though.
I like your videos a lot, but I think it would make them even better if you would dive right into the topic of the video instead of starting to build that simple website from scratch. I assume everybody who's interested into this kind of topic, is aware about the basics of web dev and doesn't want to waste 5-10 minutes watching you build that. Just friendly meant critique. 🙂
She broke up with me after deployment... no money, lil love(remains), big disappointment for(eva) for me^^
Sundae looks like poo