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> I associate "digital" with other computer-based design forms the likes
> of which you'd get in Computer Arts and similar: e.g. 3D, photo
> manipulation, CD-ROMs/DVDs/"Multimedia" etc.

I'm going to expand the work in there, whilst its mostly web, there  
is a touchscreen design and there will be some photo manipulation  
stuff too.


On 28 Sep 2007, at 17:56, Tim Beadle wrote:

> On 28/09/2007, Pete Marshall <pete.marshall at ibltd.com> wrote:
>> http://www.designfreedom.co.uk (<--- The new and improved)
>
> Gah - I wish I were that talented! That's beautiful :)
>
> A question, though: is "digital" as a descriptor for Web design as
> much of a mental block for other people as it is for me? If it's Web
> design, why not call it "Web design"?
>
> I associate "digital" with other computer-based design forms the likes
> of which you'd get in Computer Arts and similar: e.g. 3D, photo
> manipulation, CD-ROMs/DVDs/"Multimedia" etc.
>
> So, am I weird or do other people feel the same in that Web is related
> to, but distinct from, other "digital" design?
>
> Tim
>
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