Aris Karatarakis

curious about everything

[text-mode.org @t3xtm0de]

1960s typewriter art book by William Jay Smith. https://t.co/xHBIB2bPXW

[Aris Karatarakis @INDVSTRY]

@darylginn I'd go with A

[Aris Karatarakis @INDVSTRY]

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[Figma @figma]

#FigmaTip: Just a friendly reminder that you can make your life easier by using K for proportional scaling in Figma. 🙌

[Incunabula @incunabula]

At first glance, a Chinese instruction manual of some kind.

But look closely: everything here - every single word without exception - is in English.

This is An Introduction to Square Word Calligraphy, a livre d'artiste by the acclaimed Chinese contemporary artist Xu Bing. 1/7

[Aris Karatarakis @INDVSTRY]

@babyyhyunjins hello, is there a link to the grammarly sale? :)

[Aris Karatarakis @INDVSTRY]

@mlhope @ibogost 72

[Ben Fry @ben_fry]

What does Wikipedia look like?

We've built an interactive map for exploring its topography: https://t.co/9ZN0tcZc10

[Cliff Pickover @pickover]

Teach children about diffusion with Skittles candy. https://t.co/vwE0pO4eNZ

[Aris Karatarakis @INDVSTRY]

Tesla’s Touchscreen UI: A Case Study https://t.co/oQdZ6x5C0l

[Figma @figma]

We’re altering the way we handle text in Figma. To find the right solution, @mwichary dove into the beautifully complex history of type and vertical alignment. More here: https://t.co/8zXDy17ddb

[Mark Dalgleish @markdalgleish]

If a developer says they don't really care about design, change their editor theme to Hot Dog Stand.

[GitHub @github]

New year, new upgrades.

Introducing unlimited free private repositories, and a new unified Enterprise product.
https://t.co/6YB1BynM4A

[Aris Karatarakis @INDVSTRY]

Using Google Maps costs more than you think https://t.co/Yd7Ne9I0ZN

[Adactio Links @adactioLinks]

Remove Background from Image – https://t.co/Uhts48nMq3 https://t.co/kRWqwPBFBX

[Aris Karatarakis @INDVSTRY]

Kill Your Personas: Persona Spectrums vs Personas https://t.co/3JBPQgljZn

[Jen Simmons @jensimmons]

All of this is about:
users,
experiences,
content.

If your team is *only* thinking about:
interfaces,
automation,
code,

than you aren’t going to succeed.
You aren’t.
Decades of experience proves it.

It’s about the humans, not the bots.
The experience, not the code.