@CuriousScutter Just started my day watching a user test where they literally said (about a tooltip I wrote) "All in all, I'd say it's a pretty garbage description." Wonder if it was the same user? 😂
new @figma beta feature just dropped: accessible prototyping for screen reader / assistive tech. 🤯
video: navigating a Figma prototype using VoiceOver, showing a visual dropdown that receives cursor focus and clicking.
@jarango I feel this! FigJam sections have been a game changer for me. Being able to label and link to individual sections have made it easier to get collaborators to the right spot — and to point back to related work from project documentation. I’d love to have multi-page FigJam files.
I used to write about other people's career-change journeys on the Codecademy blog. Little did I know that future me would be writing a guest post about my own!
“One of the best ways to determine if a career change into UX design is right for you is to start learning about it.” Codecademy UX Writer Megan shares her experience on switching from marketing to #UX. Check out her advice here: https://t.co/uWAMsUlPjL
Setting up a UX writing practice as a “team of one” is no small feat. @maoneill shares how she got started as a solo UX writer at @Codecademy.
Bonus: She even included templates you can apply to your work. 🤓 https://t.co/Lotd4BdCOu
Exciting news! 🎉 We’ve teamed up with @Figma to teach you how to use the best design tools. Learn key design concepts and skills — like wireframing and prototyping for mobile and web apps — in our new course: Introduction to UI and UX Design. #uiuxdesign https://t.co/NSCMIfREWn
@janeruffino Ahh nothing like the unexpected banana order! If you have peanut butter… a smoothie with frozen banana, peanut butter, and almond milk (or probably any milk variety) is one of the most delicious things that exists.
@hellomeganw Saw you on the Config agenda and did a double-take lol 😆 Hello from one retro-loving Megan O'Neill to another. Looking forward to your talk!
If you ever catch me saying 'I only work part time', call me out. I work the hours I work, and I work hard.
Words like 'just' and 'only' can be dangerous and can act as microaggressors, particularly for disabled people.
Read more about this in my blog: https://t.co/dxr9HVwcdh