We commissioned @blakestevenson and @mamassauce to create this incredible print for our ambassadors. Read about the process and find out what it's like to illustrate in Sketch: https://t.co/RzHP8zLmve (Read to the end if you're interested in winning a copy 😎) #madewithsketch
Streamline 3.0 represents 1 year of work between 7 designers — over 10,000 hours of combined work. 🤜💥🤛
With over 30,000 icons, it's the world’s largest icon library.
See what's new 👉 https://t.co/OvJx3yarqw
Sketch 57 is out now with a new way to reorder layers in Smart Distribute selections 😎 It also includes:
🎉 A big upgrade for Boolean operations
💅 Plenty of small tweaks and improvements
🛠 Fixes to some of your favourite bugs
Head to https://t.co/5lXXmOSNII to find out more.
🇳🇬 Hello Lagos, Nigeria! On May 25th, @charlesmudy, @EllaeCreative, and @da_dsgn will present a Practical Design Thinking Workshop, showcasing their projects in Sketch. They're also giving away a free Sketch license! 🎉Sign up here: https://t.co/K8sAaoargg
.@FastCoDesign says, “Good design takes risks.” @ideo and @ideo_cd found that a company’s chances of a failed product launch decrease by 17% when people can act with autonomy: https://t.co/EAbHPLPVrW
This opens the door for us to build more accessibility color palettes (we now have six!) and tools in the future. We’ll continue working to iterate on dark mode, but as always, let us know what you think so far 👇!
Android: lights out will be available soon. Stay tuned!
Automatic dark mode is a feature already available on Android which we’re now bringing to iOS. It’ll help adapt to the different environments you’re in throughout the day. Not only will it switch from am to pm, but it will adapt to your location/timezone.
#3: You want to access dark mode much faster. While it’s still available in settings, you can also swipe right and hold down the light bulb icon at the bottom to access dark mode, adjust your themes, and turn on/off automatic dark mode!
#2: You wanted dark mode to be darker, so we tested a variety of color palettes for ���lights out.”
We went with pure black because it emits no light, turns off unused pixels and still makes the readability of content on Twitter easier on the eyes, especi… https://t.co/ymtBzoAlKG
We also got a lot of insightful feedback from the Twitter community that we wanted to incorporate in this latest update:
#1: Night mode wasn’t just being used at night, so we changed the name from night mode to dark mode and redesigned the icon from 🌙 to 💡.
Many moons ago in 2016, we introduced night mode (a theme we’ve now named “dim”) and since then, we’ve worked with external accessibility partners in addition to our design, research, and product teams to think of ways to make it even more accessible for a variety of needs.
In designing this update, we wanted to give everyone a comfortable experience on Twitter that adapts to any environment you’re in.
Now with more options in dark mode, you have more control. Let’s walk you through some of the changes you’ll 👀 today!
👋 Twitter, welcome to the dark(er) side.
We’re excited to finally share the updated dark mode, and design will talk about it from (you guessed it) a *design* perspective on behalf of sofo, bhaggs, davidk, and many other awesome teammates who brought… https://t.co/WtDtNHF0su
RT bhaggs: 📢 We're looking for some extra hands on Twitter design to help us further build out our design libraries in figmadesign. DM me if you're interested in a month+ long contract working onsite in our SF office.
Excited to announce that we’re improving the Twitter camera today! @cyanhex and myself are going to talk about it from a design perspective on behalf of @melliemell, @andyyang, @reedm, and so many other awesome collaborators.
RT bhaggs: 📢 Come join Twitter design! I’m hiring a product designer to join in our Health efforts to make Twitter a safer place for public conversation. 🐣 https://t.co/RjgLR8saKc
RT lolding: Very excited to talk about the project I worked on with cyanhex and odannyboy last year! Challenged with thinking about how Twitter might evolve in 4-5 years, we got to prototype a bunch of crazy methods until we found a few that resonated w… https://t.co/g6BqeQ8N6H
🔮 Want to know how to design the future? Senior product designer @Twitter@lolding shares with us methodologies and processes to keep your organization one step ahead! Come and see her talk at our conference in #SanFrancisco https://t.co/zSpQfx9rA8 #awwwardsSF#Design
RT tinastsh: Researchers are the closest to our customers and kathiepham is one of the best! Don’t miss this opportunity to hear her speak! https://t.co/quLwkVpXAJ