newsletter Issue #2 — Word processing Text editing is one of the examples where we can only notice its design when something just doesn't feel right. When word processing is designed well, with respect and attention to all the conventions and nuances then it lets people type and format without thinking about the tool.
newsletter Issue #1 — Design-driven This week I am thinking about what it means to be a design-driven company and took notes of an interview with Airbnb's Brian Chesky. Design-driven, functional organization, architecture, industrial design, software design, and more.
design ops Designer's guide to a war room and how to end it The designer's war room is where the team can make quick decisions and align on critical parts of the product experience. After the "war room" ended, we aimed to transition to a sustainable remote collaboration.
resources Designing native Windows and macOS apps in 2021 How to use guidelines, learn from 1st party apps and find resources to design native Windows and macOS apps
thoughts Blogs and Newsletters can be the new Design Portfolios Collection of thoughts on whether designers should write, how to let the world know about new posts and why to consider starting a newsletter.
for fun Making a game for a fantasy console Working with constraints is frustrating for some, a creative juice for many.
prototyping Prototyping with real news I made a prototype using news articles from over 30,000 news sources and blogs and this is a sneak peek how I did it.
prototyping Have you heard about the Spotify web API? I decided to build a fun, little game prototype using Spotify’s Web API.
