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It came for me as it will come for you. But you own the narrative, and you own your actions. It's not the end of the road.
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Read 10 days ago and current, but nothing has been published for 2 years.

It came for me as it will come for you. But you own the narrative, and you own your actions. It's not the end of the road.

Side projects expand your horizons, grow your network, and can lead to opportunities. But some people hate them. Let's discuss.

A reminder of why I love design

Chasing trends is a quick way to make your work feel outdated and like you designed for designers. Remember a couple weeks ago?

Being self-referential all the time risks creating a product that only you desire.

Unless your target audience is literally designers, you shouldn’t often worry what they have to say about what you’re designing and building.

Between lagging four year schools, overpriced bootcamps, and cookie cutter online courses, design education is a mess. Why?

Not everyone should be a product designer. Most people probably shouldn’t be. And that's okay.

One thing I will never understand is why so many UX and product design courses have people new to the field create personas