So spot on. Understand that the person looking through the site needs to see some visual hook at a glance. Don't assume they care as much about the minutia of what you've done as you do, and that they're just dying to pop up some popcorn and read through your long-winded process. They need something they can show their boss, who is also very busy, that communicates at a glance that you essentially get it.

When you get the interview, then you can put on your smart designer process pants and get down and dirty with the details.

I used delivery.layervault.com a lot as a freelancer. Clients loved it. Couldn't believe it was free! Thanks for being awesome and good luck with whatever comes next.

Great idea by OP to get people to write his code for him :P

Limbo!

Grunge textures

Your tattoo has tattoos!

/r/web_design looks like an attempt to incorporate some recent design trends (full width header, putting the links on 'cards', etc.) but really only succeeds in making the page more difficult to scan and use.

Can someone please define "Tech Bro" for me? If I was once in a fraternity and now write code, am I a Tech Bro? If I have a beard? Shoot NERF guns at work? Don't solve 'big enough' problems?

It's confusing to see this term used all the time from people who claim to be furious about the lack of inclusion in tech, usually without any hint of irony.

Jaw, meet Floor. Floor, Jaw.

Is this what Pied Piper pivoted into? Their Weissman score must have been off the charts.