Ama 🐝

UX writing | Product design | Art | Movies

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I’m already seeing ways it could make things easier for us.

Now I just need to remind him: no dull photos on WhatsApp without running them by me for edits and approval first 😂

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So yesterday, I randomly remembered a conversation we had, which prompted me to ask if he had any social media accounts for his business.

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I remember seeing posts of generated images when that update was first released and the quality wasn't that good

I also used it to whip up a simple yet functional logo and write parts of his bio.

It’s wild how helpful this stuff is.

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Spent Week 3 researching how people actually manage travel expenses. Survey insights and competitive analysis in this latest post
https://t.co/vlR3lLDPE3

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Just posted part 2 of my series. Turns out building something for yourself is WAY harder than for others
https://t.co/qfuMqKkjPS

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Writers who design think differently. After picking up product design this year, I finally understand why and the unique perspective it brings to both disciplines. First post in a series I wrote is out
https://t.co/FjkkufGQMz

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When building solutions, consider these silent sufferers, and the cultural context of your audience. How you frame mental health issues can either draw more people to seek help or keep them out

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I was having a conversation about mental health in Africa with a couple of friends on Discord. I didn't have much to add from an expert perspective, but it reminded me of past experiences where I had to make extreme adjustments just to avoid mentioning the m word itself.

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The point is how we frame the issue is as important as the issue itself. For every 5 people who admit to mental health issues, there are probably 15 more who would never acknowledge it.