Been over a year now since I converted 100% to Figma. Haven't looked back since.

As terrible of a comment this is, it literally made me lol. Take your damn upvote.

I work primarily on an iMac 5K 27". The screen on this thing blows me away. It's so good.

For mobility, I picked up a 13" 2016 MBP. I've decided it's better to work on an actual desktop at my desk and have a less powerful, mobility-focused macbook for when I need to be mobile. It's nice being able to pop in 32gb of RAM on the desktop. I'll probably get another 32gb soon.

I don't like signing up to things that keep me from seeing how they look unless I create an account.

I don't know if this is an iOS app or if the client has to download an app. How are they viewing the PDF directly? Through email? That screenshot on the phone mockup doesn't make sense if it's a URL the client is viewing. There isn't any browser or regular UI elements, leading me to believe this is a native iOS app.

I also tried looking through the help docs to see if I could preview any of the software and all of the links require me to have an account.

I think if you can actually show what the software is without requiring people to sign up, it would help sell the people like me who are wary of creating accounts needlessly — and, it will ultimately help your "Commitment to Privacy".

A more thorough look at it over on BrandNew:

New Logo and Identity for The British Academy by Only

No prob! I figured folks would want to set up their own rules with a reader or set up a trigger on IFTTT.

Thanks. Yeah, I initially figured I'd be pulling in a hero image, but I wanted to keep things as simple as possible for this version. Definitely something I continue to think about though.

Cheers for the suggestion. Updated

Thanks, Abhi. I don't see code here though. Did you want to throw it on codesandbox or something shareable?

I love the speed and polish you have in all of your products. The stickies work great. The other products – wireframes and flowcharts – are equally impressive. Great job, team!