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Taykt.com visual design timelapse

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I wanted to illustrate how much work can be involved in creating something which looks simple. I used OmniGraffle Pro (~4.2, I think). The process for creating the video was something like this: 1) I worked on the design for about 3 hours 2) Saved it 3) I undid every action (OmniGraffle is good at undo) 4) Recorded the screen with ScreenFlow 5) Repeatedly pressed cmd-shift-Z until every action was redone The resulting movie was than cropped and sped-up by a factor of 3.

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