I may be an outlier, but it’s not New Years to me unless I’m hearing @vornietom shouting “GREATEST CITY IN THE WORLD!” as @BrennanLM makes collapsing crystal noises.
@Amy_Hupe 1. Right-size your design system to the maturity of your organization. Going too far too fast will doom you to failure.
2. Design system stakeholders and extremely zealous designers who see the promise of a fully mature, integrated design system.
Back in June, I help my mom clean out her pool shed. There's a strand of old twinkle lights with plastic flamingos. "Throw them out," she says. "They don't work." But I see that the flamingos came off easily, so I start to pull them off. "I can do something with these."
@mulegirl Partly because a lot of the smart content folks I follow are here, partly because I haven’t found a good alternative, and partly because if this thing implodes, it should be a wild show.
Tech debt is management's fault! They want things delivered fast instead of doing it correctly!"
Okay, how long to do it correctly?
"Anywhere from a weekend to 3 years. And also don't talk to me at all until I finish. And my paycheck better show up on time too."
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[the last remaining Twitter software engineer quietly enters the mainframe room and shuts the door; security camera audio picks up the faint sound of “A Bicycle Built for Two” before the feed is lost]
@CakeContent He was incredibly influential for being a very background character in interior design, and his greatest invention—the reconfigurable wall panel—was used exactly how he said you shouldn’t use it: as a cubicle.