Minimum Viable Product

A slice of the minimum viable product is the design. So if you are using Twitter Bootstrap for your website and need to push the design to stand out from the rest here are a few ideas.

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1. Minimum Viable Design
2. Dave Laird kiwiupover.com @kiwiupover kiwiupover@gmail.com
3. Minimum Viable Product
4. Minimum Viable Features Business Development Design
5. User Experience Visual Design Minimum Viable Design
6. Minimum Viable Design User Experience Visual Design
7. Minimum Viable Design Enter the -> Look and Feel Frameworks Twitter Bootstrap Zurb Foundation Blue Print
8. Quick look at Bootstraps
9. Bootstraps Super easy to look the same as everybody else. Not very MVD Pimp your Bootstrap
10. Pimp your Bootstrap Textures and Gradients premiumpixels.com 365psd.com
11. Pimp your Bootstrap Fonts typekit.com google.com/webfonts
12. Pimp your Bootstrap Colors kuler.adobe.com colourlovers.com dribbble.com
13. Pimp your Bootstrap Negative Space
14. Pimp your Bootstrap Forms Even with Dark Strap the forms are a giveaway that you are using Bootstrap Tonka Truck Style ifttt.com
15. Pimp your Bootstrap Buttons SASS to Extend great buttons designmodo.com
16. Pimp your Bootstrap Images It gives the user a sense of place. Descriptions without words Icons vs Words
17. BootstrappingDesign.com A book covering these topics
18. My Minimum Viable Product landingpageoftheday.com