
Hi, I’m Brian Dys — a photographer from the inside looking out · a composer entangled in electronic music · a UX designer · a spouse, a parent, & everything in between.
I am attracted to the idea of sharing video tutorials but not the thought of editing it for very long hours. Although I have RE:Creation, I feel like there are intricacies in tutorials that can be captured by video — but also, written documentation can be as intricate. And so, I embarked in searching for streaming apps and also found other stuff!
They are what philosopher Harry Frankfurt would call “bullshitters.” Those that are giving advice for the sake of giving advice, without any regard as to how it is actually implemented, if it can even be implemented at all.
Sean Blanda
Since Jaycelle is joining the Curlfriend Ambassadors, might as well try to recreate Headshot Clinic’s design for #curlsbyzenutrients.
My wife, Jaycelle, is a social media influencer and brand ambassador. This video was a photoshoot session we had for Closeup (check out her Instagram post about it).
On the concept of “absolutes”: If a color is the same as CSS named colors, name it as is or use the name itself:
--color-red: #ff0000;
If you “invented” a color or base it on an existing brand color, “invent” a name for it, but always attach the name of the basic color:
--color-coagulated-red: #c93434;
--color-facebook-blue: #4267b2;
On the concept of “generics”: Use these colors as basis for primaries, secondaries, accents, etc.:
--primary-color: var(--color-facebook-blue);
On the concept of “specifics”: Use the “generics” to identify colors of UI elements:
.submit-button { background-color: var(--primary-color) };