Are there any great UX twitter accounts or sites where they just routinely post interesting stuff about UX problems and solutions?
Don't need fancy UI's or anything. Just interesting thoughts, perspectives, ideas, terminologies, data, user tests etc
@mtmm_dev @cszhu Not the biggest fan of take home assignments unless you ask them to expand on it in the in-person interview via adding additional functionality or features etc
I don't feel you get enough of an idea of how they think and problem solve from just a take home assignment.
@castillo__io Really nice site :) And awesome product (too poor to try it but will read the blog posts :D)
Noticed the company logo for one of the testimonials is missing on front page, thought I'd poke (super minor but hey, not harm in mentioning :D)
@thedanigrant I agree, but do think you're slightly a victim of a strawman fallacy there. "Move fast and break things" doesn't mean ship an MVP that doesn't work.
And the speed in which you release is dictated by your target audience.
But I agree with all your points :)
Listening to MP's defend the governments covid-19 decisions is so frustrating.
I can understand differences in opinion. But what they say isn't logical, isn't accurate or aligns with truths and data. And it's just so frustrating and confusing. It makes 0 sense 🤷
Love, Death and Robots season 2. So disappointing, I don't normally tweet but the disappointment needs an outlet.
Just 8 episodes, and some interesting, but mostly generic Sci-Fi ideas, felt lazy honestly
Harvard counseling and mental health resources "Anti-Asian Racism Resources" page starting off strong with "You may wish that you weren't Asian, but remember that your ancestors likely went through similar or even worse incidents..."