Crash Course: Design for Startups

Re:Crash Course: Design for Startups by bradya on Friday April 08, 2011 @03:46PM (#2425329)

Using LittleSnapper (or equivalent tool) to take and archive screenshots of well-done page designs is a really good way to enhance brainstorming.

After months or years of doing this, you build up an asset that has real value to you and other designers.

You should consider posting your screenshot library - I'm sure quite a few designers would be interested in it (or at least links to the pages, to avoid any copyright issues). New webapp idea?

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Re:Crash Course: Design for Startups by philfreo on Friday April 08, 2011 @04:56PM (#2425574)

I've used Delicious for this for years. I used to just tag stuff as "design" but over the years my taste has changed and so now the good stuff is more like: http://delicious.com/philfreo/design+amazing+inspiration

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Re:Crash Course: Design for Startups by alagu on Friday April 08, 2011 @11:23PM (#2426419)

I regularly use Skitch for taking screenshots. It is free and also uploads to its website.

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