I was working with two clients: a man and his granddaughter. His granddaughter was a recently licensed chemical engineer, and I was rebuilding his precious site.
He seemed oblivious that both she and I were Millennials. We had a meeting arranged for the afternoon, but unfortunately, I developed a cluster migraine around lunch. I sent an email to both the grandfather and granddaughter explaining why I had to cancel.
Migraines run in my family, too. We completely understand. Feel better soon! Yes, sir, the Millennials sure are the rude and demanding ones. I want that color as the background. I mean just sample the color of the brick wall, and use that as the background color.
There are millions of pixels in that photo, each with a different color. It will never look like the actual brick wall. You cannot sample a color out of something as complex as a brick wall and get the same effect. Another day passes, and then another. I know this client has Photoshop but has never learned it, so very likely, he is using Illustrator to do the job. But I found another picture of a brick wall on [Stock Photo Site]. Use that.
Eventually, he had to admit that I was right after all. Can we take that back so I can fix them? How about a place on the homepage where our installers can stream their thoughts on solar? I want their thoughts to stream live onto the website. Will it stream through Skynet? We run a photography studio that caters to corporate clients: headshots, products, etc.
