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Link points to the wrong address.

s/b http://mobilewebbook.com/

Otherwise, nice clean design – keep the behind the scenes coming.

Thanks for this great overview of your design process. Very informative.

Nice work as usual Jesse. I love it when you let us peek into your process. It’s fascinating and inspiring to me to view the steps you took to arrive at the end product.

Nice write-up Jesse, and a great end result.

One thing that I’m curious about is the software you use for wireframing and why. I thought I read somewhere that you used Illustrator for this, but you mention using InDesign above, then also Photoshop.

Is InDesign now your wireframing software of choice? I’ve never even considered this for anything other than DTP before. How come you use this over Illustrator?

Thanks,

Ste

Awesome work as always Jesse! I’ve yet to actually buy the book, but I will sometime soon.

Usually a design is easily identified as being from a particular designer, but this one fooled me—and I would imagine others as well. Take that as a compliment, because it speaks to your range of design style.

Great job, Jesse! The site/page is amazing.

Awesome, I love hearing and comparing the processes of other designers. Good timing too with Cameron’s recent post explaining the book making too. The site design came out fantastic, great work! As with Sean, it took me a minute to see the footer link and realize you built this instead of Cameron. That is certainly a compliment to how well you nailed the client’s particular need and style.

By the way, I love the way you have Authentic Jobs feeds setup on the sidebar. It might be worth creating an easy-to-use script or “widget” that people could add to their own site. I know I would add it to my blog and I’m sure many others would too. Just a thought…

Ah, a long awaited blog post. You post very rare but whenever you do, it’s BANG! :)

Cool design and balanced content. Everytime you post a work, it gives more and more inspiration.

Thanks!

I have personally written to you before about how much I enjoy your writing but I wanted to state it again. I just love these articles that you do. They are so inspiring, my favorite thing to see in my feed reader.

Great Job Jesse!
And no, you can never use ‘Gotham’ too much ;)

Another great insight .. and great work – keep them coming, perhaps a little quicker

Nice work on the design, Jesse. I do think it is possible to use a font too much within a site, but making use of a beautiful font like Gotham in the right spots of a site is absolutely right. I guess you can say your use of Gotham is like a trademark for your work, and thats not bad at all.

The site looks very well balanced with the rest of the typography, colors and layout.

I don’t know if it is possible, but getting the picture of the cell phone to load faster, together with the rest of the content, would make the experience even better.

Lots of similarities to A List Apart.. beautiful design, and a wonderful insight into the design process.

really enjoy the write ups, nice to see how people work as you can pick up a lot of helpful tips. thanks, Ash

I really enjoyed your commentary about the process. Both of you(you and Cameron) make a great team. Keep them coming. I will purchase the book this week.

NICE job!

The first time I saw the site I felt it was very unique and memorable. You did a great job, and Cameron seems like a nice Art Director to work with.

I love reading behind the scene posts on design and colaboration work.

Great work as always, as I’ve said in the past your work is always inspiring. I find myself frequently checking your site for updates, although they are sometimes few and far betweeneach and every one is always worth the wait.

I love your site. It’s inspiring, and I’ve learned a lot just by looking at your designs. Thanks for the behind-the-scenes posts.

Do you or Cameron believe the design has sold more books? What are the statistics like?

Nice work, it is a truly impressive design.

I too would also like to thank you for outlining your design process- given that you are one of my favourite web designers, it has been a great help to have a glimpse of what goes on behind the scenes.

As always, very inspirational stuff Jesse. I’m glad you decided to go a bit into the process for this site, it looks great and goes well with all of Cameron’s network.

Just a random question: is the phone slightly tilted to the right, or is it just me?

Not bad, a little out of theme regarding mobile phones (aka too much grunge at top header, colour choice) Overall its a very balanced site and that is something you dont see to often. Good job though!

Thanks Jessie for really great overview of Your design work process. The final version looks very good! Best Regards

“GOTHAM”

reminds me of my frutiger addiction in 2002.

and the sevenet addiction of 1999.

Really nice overview, well done.

Just stumbled upon this – great blog article, keep em coming.

I think it came out pretty nice and the book design looks great as well.

Hello Sir

Beautiful Design.. wish i could do some of this work. Thank you for the overview.

cool design. great work

Just out of interest, which came first the book cover or the grey header on the site? I notice they are incredibly similar and was wondering if one was a result of the other.

Inspiring design. I like your step by step design process guides.
These are always welcome.

The phone is straight, Tanner, the impression of rightward tilt is due to the lighting in the photo. There’s a highlight on the right top that unbalances it slightly and gives the illusion of the lean you mention.

很有幸看到你的BLOG
感觉你做的很好
尽管我不太懂英文