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The World’s First and Only Completely Honest Résumé of a Graphic Designer.

The World’s First and Only Completely Honest Résumé of a Graphic Designer. | Just Story It | Scoop.it
From www.mcsweeneys.net - June 15, 2012 9:15 AM

Objective: My objective is the Truth with a capital T, mentally composed in Bodoni or, on the weekends, Garamond. I believe dishonest design is t...


Wow! Talk about authenticity! Do you have the guts to do what this guy did with your resume? Well, I'm thinking about it.


I don't know how this worked, but frankly it is wonderfully refreshing. And I think any employer who would discount this is crazy. But then again, that's me :)


Enjoy reading this piece on this lovely Friday -- and get inspired!


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Aristotle's Storytelling Framework for the Web | Fabrique

From www.slideshare.net - February 11, 2012 12:39 PM

A step-by-step approach, using Aristotle’s view on Greek tragedy as it’s core, that will help designers design solid interactive projects that engage customers in the right way.

 

[thanks to @storytellin for tweeting about this] and thank you fellow curator Gimli Goose for sharing it.

 

Here is a slide deck on SlideShare (55 slides) that explains web design through Aristotle's story structure/elements.  Some of the points are a bit obscure and hard to understand without really studying the slides. But overall, it does make the important link between storytelling and websites.

 

View this file and start thinking about ways you can shift your website to be more story driven. I think you will like the results!


Via Kim Zinke (aka Gimli Goose)
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