thank you :) much appreciated

yeah it was interesting for sure!

and awesome, this is my profile https://dribbble.com/littledazed

hey i'd love an invite, here's a case study that's still in progress to give you an idea of my work

if you scroll down, you can see a more "dribble-y" version of the screens haha.

oh my god.... I need this for Facebook Messenger chatbots.

Great article! Thank you.

complement. Your design complements, not compliments.

they go more into what makes a successful image here: https://media.netflix.com/en/company-blog/the-power-of-a-picture

Really liked the analogies they used at the beginning of the article to describe a "searcher" experience vs. "browsing" experience. A little disappointed to see that they failed to mention being a "searcher" and a "browser" are not mutually exclusive things.

I have a feeling people browse when they don't exactly know what you're looking for at a website, which would be most of the time when you enter a site. However searching happens when you KNOW a specific goal you're trying to achieve on a website.

Searching is usually less successful (many websites have shit search functions) so people are less likely to use it as well. Might account for the 5% figure.

My 2 cents.

Thank you for this. The "design in Korea" was just a guise to complain about how shitty he thinks Korea is. It was so distasteful.