[consulting] How do you find Drupal graphics designers?

[Don]

I've worked with both, but having a knowledge of navigation flow and UI, 
a fixed area and a dynamic area, and action areas ("Click here to 
contact us") is nice experience to have.

-Don-

On 11/1/2010 3:01 PM, Laura wrote:
> On Nov 1, 2010, at 10:37 AM, larry at garfieldtech.com wrote:
>
>> At the risk of pissing off designers on this list, I'd look for someone
>> whose resume doesn't include much print work.  Print design and web
>> design are very different animals.  It's *really* hard to be good in
>> both, but a lot of print designers think that because they are
>> (legitimately) good print designers it makes them good web designers.
> I don't think they are mutually exclusive at all. But they are different disciplines — graphic design vs. interaction design, at the base level. Rather than count print work (or programming ability) as a negative, I'd say just focus on the interaction design work (and specifically web design work, which is a subset of interaction design that has constraints — and specifically Drupal-specific web design experience with an understanding of what Drupal brings to the table, which is a subset of web design) when looking for a web designer for a Drupal project.
>
> Laura
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