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Ivan | Thu, 2007-05-10 14:49Webdesigners my friends, we need to start looking for a new profession. This is the end of the world.
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Not just yet anyway.
I think it may cut out a bunch of those crappy clients that dont want to spend alot of money, and are super picky and a huge pain in the butt. it still gives us flash, php, ajax, ecommerce web designers a open market...
It is a pret
i know i'm not worried, these never really last for a few reasons
1) they don't become mainstream
2) they're actually rather hard for the average dink to find.
3) in the end, my clients don't want the generic shit. and when they do, i point them to this and then they see the light
until my clients go to this junk and actually use it, then i'm far from worried.
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