Articles
A brief guide to design feedback
A guide to establishing consistent guidelines for giving and receiving feedback on the design, as well as reviewing and approving design as a group.
The most important overlooked design skill
One skill that is always present in successful designers is the ability to critically conduct a retrospective on your work post-shipping.
Calculating ROI for Design Projects in 4 Steps
Prove the value of your design efforts by estimating return on investment.
When it comes to design, your eyes are way better than maths
A quick look at how mathematics is not the ultimate source of design truth.
Delightful interactions that change how you think about email
A look at some of the design details of the Tempo app.
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Tools and Resources
Open Peeps
A hand-drawn illustration library.
Our plans for Cloud in 2020
Sketch’s plans to make Cloud the best place to share work and collaborate.
Announcing Zeplin 3.0–3 million users, 2 new features, 1 source of truth
A new version for Zeplin including the ability to connect components.
Media
Config
All the talks from Figma’s 1st conference
UX Portfolio
Belen Tenorio
Belen is a hybrid Senior Product and Brand Designer at Pinterest.
Last But Not Least
Don Norman: Why is recycling so difficult?
Don Norman wrote the book on complex design systems. He’s as mystified by recycling as the rest of us.
“It is relatively easy to design for the perfect cases, when everything goes right, or when all the information required is available in proper format.”
— Don Norman