Product Designer. Ex Twitter, Shipt
San Francisco, CA
Joined June 2015
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Check out our newest blog post! ✨ If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to join our team, check out this post from @_dcrc_ , @dayoneapp designer. Dom reflects on his personal journey to Automattic and what’s next as he embarks on year two: automattic.design/2024/07/10…
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Designer @ivanovic_marco shares how he and the @automatticdsgn team celebrated the @WordPress 20th anniversary. 🥳 🎉🎂🥂🎊automattic.design/2023/07/05…
#design #blog #wp20
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I feel like Twitter has been testing actually useful features pretty regularly in the last year or so(?), for what feels like the first prolonged spell since I've been here. Controlled replies, circles, this
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Jill and I are proud to recognize Filipino American History Month and celebrate the innumerable contributions and rich heritage of Filipino Americans across our nation.
We support, honor, and thank you for all you have done to help fulfill the promise of America for all of us.
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Death is our only certainty. Help vote us up for @SXSW: panelpicker.sxsw.com/vote/12…
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The amazing @MomoUhOh made this incredibly adorable game educating folks on Twitter’s privacy policy in just a few months. ✨
Get ready to dodge cat ads, swim through a sea of DMs, and find out what ultimate boss waits for ya to defeat ‘em at the end…
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hi 👋 I'm a product lead at Twitter looking for input from all kinds of sources, but also directly from the community.
Today, I wanna know what you think of the ‘Likes’ list on profiles? 👇
48%Keep as is
24%Improve it
28%Remove
1,493 votes • Final results Dominic Camozzi retweeted
lol, but living through the financial crisis and web 2.0 fallout is what makes so many pre-1990ers skeptical of web3's alarming combo of tech utopianism and risky financial investments. it's like - this is a mashup of 2 of the most society-crumbling moments i've experienced.
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If you can dream it, tweet it. This campaign is dedicated to our partners, the bold voices on here who bravely called their shots early, and stuck with us as their dreams became reality and who inspire our users and our team every day. #TweetItIntoExistence – at Mill Valley, CA
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Twitter said we ain’t Facebook, or whatever y’all calling it these days.
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Check out Common Thread! Where we talk about what we are doing at Twitter . Below is how the principles of Procedural Fairness (transparency, clarity, dignity and voice) drive our work in design and across our orgs. @mearest is my personal hero
blog.twitter.com/common-thre…
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imagine an alternate timeline where everyone just gets you
say hi to Communities—the place to connect with people who Tweet like you. testing now on iOS and web, Android soon!
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Today we’re introducing Super Follows to the world ⭐️ I’m proud to have worked with an awesome team to build a product to help Creators monetize & engage with their most passionate fans. Here’s some insight into this Design & Research-led effort
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teapawt.net/SuperFollows/status/14…
ALT Two mobile phones displaying screens of the Super Follows experience. The phone on the left shows the profile of a Creator, @makeupforWOC, who displays the option to Super Follow in the upper right hand corner of the screen. The phone on the right shows a Super Follower only conversation between the Creator and their Super Followers, with an educational message explaining that the viewer can see the Tweet and reply because they are a Super Follower.
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Renowned Japanese filmmaker Shinsuke Sato has signed on to direct a live-action adaptation of #MyHeroAcademia for Legendary Entertainment bit.ly/2VTnE7Y
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Ever want to Tweet, but not to everybody?
We're exploring a bunch of ways to control who can see your Tweets. Here are two early ideas (we’re not building these yet).
I’d love your feedback! 🧵⬇️
ALT shows "facet" concept from thread. Tweet author can tweet from different accounts — "Brad" "brad at Work" "Daddy bradddy"and "brad on a bike". The last 2 are private