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How to Develop a Fantasy Football App in 2023 That Sells
When talking about sports, football is imagined as the king of segments. Turning toward the statistics to support the statement, there are more than 5 billion fans of this game around the world which accounts for around 70% of the world population. At the same time, football is not just a game but an emotion of football capital countries where people are crazy about it. While only 20-25 players are present on the field, the rest billions of people are left to enjoy the game by watching only.
By Juliana Matthews3 years ago in Journal
Designers Beware: Navigating Intellectual Property Issues in the Creative World
Introduction: Intellectual property (IP) issues are a common concern for designers, especially when creating visual content for clients. IP refers to the legal rights to inventions, artistic and literary works, trademarks, and other types of creative expression. Designers need to be mindful of these issues when creating their work to avoid legal problems, such as copyright infringement, plagiarism, or trademark violations.
By Leo Waitere3 years ago in Journal
Streamlining the Design Revision Process: Strategies for Minimizing Client Revisions
Introduction: Design revisions are an inevitable part of the design process. While they are a necessary step in achieving a final product that meets the client's needs, they can be time-consuming and frustrating for designers. Clients may request multiple revisions to a design, which can cause delays in the project timeline and may lead to frustration on both sides.
By Leo Waitere3 years ago in Journal
VILLAGE MYSTERIOUS STORY
Once upon a time, in a small village nestled high in the mountains, there lived a group of people who were known for their mysterious ways. They kept to themselves and rarely interacted with outsiders, leading many to speculate about what secrets they might be hiding.
By Prasanna S3 years ago in Journal
Vocal - the #100 thoughts
...And so I have published 100 posts on the Vocal platform. Time to reflect a bit. I had high hopes for Vocal when I joined - some of these hopes materialized, while the rest proved to be overly optimistic. I know that rhyming metered poetry (most of my posts) is not popular these days. I had many discussions on this subject with other poes, reareds, and even some random folks who were careless enough to be within the "excuse me, may I ask you a quick question" range. The results were inconclusive to slightly negative, but I did, do and will maintain that poems should rhyme. And prose should have rich imagery, rhythm and structure - while still being called prose.
By Vadim Kagan3 years ago in Journal
Report Finds Funding For Local News Better Guided By Communities
Communities are demanding more local news outlets be supported and saved from extinction. That's according to a report published by the Public Interest News Foundation (PINF) and NewsNow, the UK's independent news discovery platform. They also call for a new funding system to be put in place to help with the survival of local news to ensure that everyone knows what's happening in the area around them. This new funding approach should be decided by local communities themselves rather than shareholders or politicians.
By Ashish Prabhu3 years ago in Journal
Piano Mastery
Piano Mastery: Tips and Strategies for Mastering the Piano Learning to play the piano can be a rewarding experience, but it can also be challenging. Piano mastery requires patience, dedication, and practice. In this blog, we will discuss some tips and strategies for mastering the piano.
By Sikandar Ali3 years ago in Journal


