Ben MJT

Ben MJT

Designer Joined over 8 years ago

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  • Posted to What do you think of this new take of iconoclastic postmodernism? , Mar 12, 2018

    On what planet is this postmodern?

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  • Posted to Creating New Portfolio Site... What static site generator should I use?, in reply to Ken Em , Aug 18, 2017

    Sounds like a dreadful idea in terms of maintenance.

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  • Posted to UX brutalism, Aug 18, 2017

    B R U T A L I S M

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  • Posted to Mind blowing posters, Feb 27, 2017

    Technically impressive, but almost anything by Paul Rand blows 95% of these away. Not much soul, joy or delight here.

    4 points
  • Posted to Hating Comic Sans Is Ableist, in reply to Jake Lazaroff , Feb 27, 2017

    It's the accusation and click-bait that people are annoyed it. Such an unnecessarily angry tone.

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  • Posted to Hating Comic Sans Is Ableist, in reply to Connor Norvell , Feb 27, 2017

    Yeah but then it wouldn't get half as much attention...

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  • Posted to Flawless Typography Checklist, in reply to Tom Wood , Jan 06, 2017

    I'm intrigued that you say that. This is essentially a typography ebook, albeit a very pretty one, for 10-20x the price you would usually pay. For comparison, Matthew Butterick and Danny Truong offer similar resources using a donation only model (with suggested amounts of around $20).

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  • Posted to Ask DN: How do you write and structure your CSS?, Jun 24, 2016

    BEMITOOCSS

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  • Posted to There is Definitely a Grid, Jun 12, 2016

    I think there's a little bit of confusion on both sides. Having read through a lot of the original author's comments on the initial DN post I think a better title would have been, 'There is no grid... framework'.

    It seems to me that he's not suggesting we ditch grids entirely in some post-modern David Carson style, rather that we should design a grid system as per the unique requirements of the project, instead of than jumping to a framework to solve our problem. So don't ditch grids, just be more conscious about them.

    In my own work i've found that responsive design has really messed with my idea of grids in general and i'm still picking up the pieces of what the best approach might be, so I can certainly empathise with some of this.

    Sadly the title in its current form is rather incendiary, and doesn't really reflect the message (as I interpret it) so I can understand how people have jumped to the obvious conclusion.

    4 points
  • Posted to Eli Schiff - Instagram's Abomination Part I, in reply to AK Selby , May 19, 2016

    So meta. Much comment.

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