One of the best skills you can learn as a UX designers is to understand every possible way to break a design.
Break it. Fix it. And then break it again.
The end result will be infinitely more robust than your first iteration.
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I've been using @Illustrator on Mac for 22 years and it still boggles my brain that I can't use Command+H to hide it.
My family and I are going to stop shopping at @RealCdnSS. Why?
They claim “grown in Canada” but most of their product is from the USA.
NO THANKS!
If you say your product is free and then ask me for my email address in order to use it, it’s not free and you tricked me.
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So basically, companies pay Youtube to show ads and we pay Youtube to not show ads
Over the past year, Trump has conditioned investors to buy the dip. Now every time the market make a significant downturn, people pile in.
This won’t end well.
Reality will be checked.
Product designers, it’s not about mastering the tools. Use them, learn them, know them. But, they will change tomorrow.
It’s about understanding what we’re building and why.
I live in Alberta and my property taxes will have increased more than 30% in only two years.
The UCP clearly doesn’t want me here.
After searching for my next career move for over a year, I can verify that this article is 100% accurate.
Your network is everything.
Product and UX are quickly becoming one and the same.
The problem? We’re all becoming jack of all trades and masters of none because excelling at one or the other is SO five years ago.
Jony Ive + LoveFrom spent 9 months perfecting how you turn on a car
The Ferrari Luce has a glass E Ink key. In your pocket, it glows Ferrari yellow - using zero power (E Ink is bistable)
Slide it into the magnetized dock. Press down. The yellow drains from the key, flows into the glass gear shifter, and the cockpit comes alive
A "transference of life." and exactly what obsession at the highest level looks like
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We are deeply saddened at the news of the passing of Magic legend Kai Budde. His achievements in the game and community go beyond what we could say in one post. Our thoughts go out to Kai's friends and family in this moment.
Remembering Kai Budde: magic.wizards.com/en/news/an…
For anyone who may be confused - No, I am not that Ian Harding. But I appreciate the outreach.
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Posting this so I can watch it again, and again, and again. Unreal. youtu.be/cjZvFY6__qw?si=puEE…














