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Hi, I have a question, again.
Which is the best sentence when speaking about a slogan for some webdesign company.
A) It's all about code and design.
B) It's all about the code and design.
C) It's all about the code and the design.
Thanks in advance as usual ;)
What do you mean by "code"?Quote:
Originally Posted by thx0110
I don't see how a slogan (a motto) could be all about the code and the design. A slogan is about the sound, the effect and the fit of the phrase to the concept. A logo is more about design - and maybe coding.Quote:
Originally Posted by thx0110
But assuming you're right, B and C are possible, and maybe A depending, as bhai says, on the meaning.
I guess, what thx0110 means is that the company alleges to have the most skillfull coders and (the most skilfull) designers in the sector.Quote:
Originally Posted by Raymott
Actually, each of these sentences
A) It's all about code and design.
B) It's all about the code and design.
C) It's all about the code and the design.
could be a part of a motto/slogan/title for a company and I want to know which is grammatically correct and the best one.
So, when I want to say that all (-> the success of your company) depends on code & design (coding of the website and the artwork, how it looks like), which will be the most correct one of these three?
One way to ask this is:Quote:
Originally Posted by thx0110
Which of these sounds best as (for) a company slogan:
1) A) It's all about code and design.
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My votes:
It's all about our Coding and Design.
Our Coding shines
Through the final Designs!
Our Designs explode
From our awesome Code!