Adventures in Headphone Repair
So my headphones broke. Please join me on my wild ride, where I try to fix them. I hope you enjoy the manner of which I chose to take you on this adventure.
Time elapsed: A little under three hours.
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You have quite a funny bone, my friend, @novaatebatman I can see why this took so much time to do on your old phone. Quite amazing job considering it's hard enough doing it on a new smart phone.
I have a couple of suggestions, if that's OK. If you can't separate the photos you could put a colorful thin divider on either end (i.e., ribbon.) The background is busy so if you put a light towel (when the object is dark) it would be easier to see what you are doing. As far as your cute post it notes and your sharp wit... those are keepers.
I didn't get your tag > I don't know what's up with that. Maybe, in the future drop by my latest post and comment. I know I get those. Thank you for your patience.
Well done. KeepOnSteemin'!
Near the end of it, I did put paper on the book I was using as a table to repair my headphones on.
Which I'll be doing again in the future.
I'll be trying to put a dividing item near the bottom of my workspace when I work on my headphones this weekend. Though in a lot of them, the cards (numbered ones) appear to divide the images quite well, at least to me. But apparently not. So I'll be trying to figure out something for that.
I'm glad you like it, though! I really enjoyed making it. So watching it flop so hard was like getting backhanded.
@steemisbeautiful I'm not sure if this qualifies as a tutorial or not. Your thoughts?
Creative way to tell a story! I really liked the photo story. Glad you got them fixed.
Thanks!
I thought that since I was gonna do it anyways, might as well turn it into proper content (not just a post with a picture or two saying that I fixed my headphones.
Fun to scroll through... One suggestion that I would make is to put a little spacing between the pictures so it is easier to tell one picture from another. I liked the idea though and was fun to follow the story with the combination of pictures and text.
Thanks!
I'm on an old phone, it really doesn't like spacing with the pictures. It'll randomly pick a space between pictures to put the next one, jumbling up their order.
That's why I tried to make sure all the important parts were numbered.
I found that out the hard way starting with my "Meet the Boys" post, was still a problem with my origami cicada tutorial, and was a huge problem with this post.