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mission:log:2015:04:06:howto-hacking-seamless-svg-background-tiles [2015/04/06 11:27] – [HOWTO: Hacking seamless SVG background tiles] chronomission:log:2015:04:06:howto-hacking-seamless-svg-background-tiles [2015/04/06 18:05] – [Customize to suit color-space/identity] chrono
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-After we've established that the principle is working and we can easily make changes to it we can start to choose a less eye-cancer prone color combination:+After we've established that the principle is working and we can easily make changes, it's time to go ahead and try a less eye-cancer prone color combination:
    
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 Perfect. From a users perspective it seems way more easy to change a couple of numbers in a text file (or even use variables for them) than to learn some counter-intuitive click path, walking through endless menus to make a small change, similar to the ease of OpenSCAD vs. old-school CAD breeds.  Perfect. From a users perspective it seems way more easy to change a couple of numbers in a text file (or even use variables for them) than to learn some counter-intuitive click path, walking through endless menus to make a small change, similar to the ease of OpenSCAD vs. old-school CAD breeds. 
  
-But the real benefit is the prospect to be able to inject and alter any kind of UI element by backend or javascript, thus bringing development and design closer together, which seems similar to a DevOps role. There are still a couple of rules about design a developer-designer would have to learn and in the end nothing beats experience and practice. However, the process and necessary things to learn can be broken down and adapted much faster now to pave the way. How will we call this role in the future? DevIgn? Since we know now how to change the image by hand, we can teach a computer to do that :)+But the real benefit is the prospect of SDUI, to be able to cheaply create, inject and alter any kind of UI "design" element on-the-fly by backend or javascript code, thus bringing development and design closer together, which seems similar to a DevOps role to implement and teach software defined infrastructure. Of course there are still a couple of rules about design a developer-designer would have to learn combined with some practice to gain experience. However, the process and necessary things to learn can be broken down and adapted much faster. How will we call this role in the future? DevIgn?  
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 +Since we know now how to change the image by hand, we can simply teach a computer to do that :)
  
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