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MY JOB IS HARDER THAN YOURS. PERIOD
ME MY WIFE
Andrew McClintock Kathryn McClintock &
Three things that make a good presentation.
“You don't need a rope to pinch a stranger's butt.” — DR. PHIL MCGRAW
Show of hands?
1. Letting off a little steam 2. Avoiding bigger issues 3. How we make it work 4. What the future holds
My job is harder than yours. (Letting off a little steam)
I’m always under the gun. Frontend
We can do this!
SPRINT!
Clients are “some kind of special.” Design
You get all the credit. Frontend
Everyone has an opinion on design. Design
Drupal doesn’t exactly make things easier… Frontend
Divitis
Photoshop is a dirty word. Shhhhh. Design
Just Photoshop, eh? Must be nice. Frontend
Design critiques can hurt :( Design
My job is harder than yours your job. (Avoiding bigger issues)
“Well, I did my part.” “I am part of a bigger picture.”
“Don’t tell me how to do my job.” “Tell me how my job affects yours.”
“I’ve been doing it this way forever.” “A little change goes a long way.”
Seven years, no itch. (How we make it work)
Communication
Kickoff!
A‘Labs War Room
CSS Nightmare
She said yes!
Demo Days
Play to each other’s strengths.
“Much of a designer’s craft lies in the details; if they are forgotten or changed, the designer’s time and effort will be ...
Don’t try to solve every problem at once.
Be nice.
Where we’re going, where we’ve been (What the future holds)
Questions? Kathryn McClintock Frontend Developer @kccmcck Andrew McClintock Designer @bigorangedrink
My Job Is Harder Than Yours (D4D Boston 2014)
My Job Is Harder Than Yours (D4D Boston 2014)
My Job Is Harder Than Yours (D4D Boston 2014)
My Job Is Harder Than Yours (D4D Boston 2014)
My Job Is Harder Than Yours (D4D Boston 2014)
My Job Is Harder Than Yours (D4D Boston 2014)
My Job Is Harder Than Yours (D4D Boston 2014)
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Andrew and Kathryn McClintock have worked with Drupal for seven years, nearly two now as a married couple. As an interaction designer and frontend developer, respectively, they've teamed up to build dozens of Drupal websites, both within their professional roles at Amazee Labs and as weekend warrior freelancers and hobbyists.

In this session, Andrew and Kathryn talk about how they solve problems individually, and how they work together to deliver beautiful solutions to their clients.

http://boston2014.design4drupal.org/session/my-job-harder-yours

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My Job Is Harder Than Yours (D4D Boston 2014)

  1. 1. MY JOB IS HARDER THAN YOURS. PERIOD
  2. 2. ME MY WIFE
  3. 3. Andrew McClintock Kathryn McClintock &
  4. 4. Three things that make a good presentation.
  5. 5. “You don't need a rope to pinch a stranger's butt.” — DR. PHIL MCGRAW
  6. 6. Show of hands?
  7. 7. 1. Letting off a little steam 2. Avoiding bigger issues 3. How we make it work 4. What the future holds
  8. 8. My job is harder than yours. (Letting off a little steam)
  9. 9. I’m always under the gun. Frontend
  10. 10. We can do this!
  11. 11. SPRINT!
  12. 12. Clients are “some kind of special.” Design
  13. 13. You get all the credit. Frontend
  14. 14. Everyone has an opinion on design. Design
  15. 15. Drupal doesn’t exactly make things easier… Frontend
  16. 16. Divitis
  17. 17. Photoshop is a dirty word. Shhhhh. Design
  18. 18. Just Photoshop, eh? Must be nice. Frontend
  19. 19. Design critiques can hurt :( Design
  20. 20. My job is harder than yours your job. (Avoiding bigger issues)
  21. 21. “Well, I did my part.” “I am part of a bigger picture.”
  22. 22. “Don’t tell me how to do my job.” “Tell me how my job affects yours.”
  23. 23. “I’ve been doing it this way forever.” “A little change goes a long way.”
  24. 24. Seven years, no itch. (How we make it work)
  25. 25. Communication
  26. 26. Kickoff!
  27. 27. A‘Labs War Room
  28. 28. CSS Nightmare
  29. 29. She said yes!
  30. 30. Demo Days
  31. 31. Play to each other’s strengths.
  32. 32. “Much of a designer’s craft lies in the details; if they are forgotten or changed, the designer’s time and effort will be wasted.” — CASSIE MCDANIEL Two Cats In A Sack: Designer-Developer Discord Smashing Magazine
  33. 33. Don’t try to solve every problem at once.
  34. 34. Be nice.
  35. 35. Where we’re going, where we’ve been (What the future holds)
  36. 36. Questions? Kathryn McClintock Frontend Developer @kccmcck Andrew McClintock Designer @bigorangedrink

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