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Pseudo Dribbble

Dribbble gets designers to share screenshots of their work. Dribble is to design what GitHub is to Code. Screenshots are limited to 400x300 pixels and resizing is discouraged. 120000 pixels is an interesting constraint. The community can see enough to provide constructive feedback and designers are forced to scrutinise their selection of screenshots. Subject and detail is paramount. I love that.

Contribution is restricted to players. Players are people who have been invited to participate. The end result is a collection of inspiring artwork from the best designers. I’m not good enough to be a player, but that doesn’t mean I can’t pretend. I created a set on Flickr titled “Pseudo Dribbble” where I am sharing 400x300 pixel screenshots of my work. Comments are enabled.

Best of all, pseudo dribbbling isn’t just for images.

Updated 2011-09-01

Tom Bryan drafted me as a player! I’ll no longer be maintaing my pseudo dribbble set on Flickr, even it can’t do video.


Archive

  1. The Setup

  2. Planning the Future of Antenna Mate

  3. Reflecting on my First iPhone App: Antenna Mate

  4. Replicating View for Header Section in UITableView

  5. JavaScript API

  6. My Favourite Photo From Paris

  7. A LaTeX Default Formatting Inspired Design

  8. Lime in Time

  9. I Did It! 45KM in the Great Brisbane Bike Ride

  10. In Pursuit of an Active Lifestyle

  11. Zoomable Type is Mac OS X's “Show in Large Type” for jQuery

  12. My Jekyll Fork Becomes Jekylless

  13. Why I Like Enumerable#inject

  14. Forking Jekyll: Now With LESS and Growl Notifications

  15. Automating Builds for Integrity When Using a Vanilla Git Repository

  16. What I Aspire to in Minimal Web Design

  17. Quotes is a Sinatra Application for Browsing and Submitting IRC Quotes

  18. Simpler Deployment for Jekyll Using a Rakefile and rsync

  19. Favourite Photos From Holiday to the United States

  20. A Quick Comparison of American and Australian Slang

  21. My Desktop Was Minimal Before Migrating to OS X

  22. Holiday to the United States

  23. Observing Escalator Etiquette

  24. Don't Know C# and Love Programming? Get on Stack Overflow

  25. Stack Overflow is the Programming Forum I've Been Looking For

  26. Apollo 11 Source Code Available

  27. Reset Stylesheets are Overrated

  28. Deploying a Rails Application to DreamHost

  29. Quantifying What's Better About Mac OS X

  30. IRB for Teaching Ruby Interactively

  31. 220KM Round Trip, Mountains, Dams, Crisp Air and Country Roads

  32. Jekyll Meets DreamHost. Automated Deployment For Jekyll With Git

  33. Git Rebase For Linear History

  34. Layouts With Smarty

  35. Having a Flashback

  36. Obligatory Hello, World!