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Thiago Duarte
San Francisco, CA Designer at Elephant Joined almost 9 years ago
- 3 stories
- 30 comments
- 24 upvotes
- Looking for [recent] resources concerning designing for macOS
- Understanding interaction-first design (panelpicker.sxsw.com)
- Show DN: A mobile makeover for Brazil’s most respected Newspaper (behance.net)
Posted to Breakpoints in Sketch, in reply to Ktrn Dsrs , Jan 23, 2019 Posted to Breakpoints in Sketch, Jan 17, 2019 
Seriously?
Posted to Which monitor do you have?, Jan 08, 2019 I use the LG Ultrafine 5k at work and the Asus ROG PG279Q at home as a "work-gaming hybrid" option.
Posted to After declaring Pocket bankruptcy, I made my own minimal read-it-later app, Dec 07, 2018 Great job! I've already started using, after a couple weeks I'll make sure to write a review on the App Store.
Posted to Humaaans. A library to mix-and-match illustrations of people, Dec 03, 2018 Great work, Pablo.
Posted to What's your favourite design newsletter?, Oct 16, 2018 Posted to 5 myths about design sprints, Sep 25, 2018 404.
Posted to Huge update for Haiku, Sep 20, 2018 Congrats on the launch, Zack!
Posted to MIT website redesign, Jul 28, 2018 Incredible job! I can't imagine how difficult is to push things like this forward in an institute as big as the MIT. You guys did the first step for all the other colleges to start moving.
Posted to What's your team's design stack?, in reply to Andy Merskin , May 31, 2018 Box is great, the interface and the sync software got so much better in the last few years. To be honest I'd prefer to use Google Drive or Dropbox, but seems like it's not "secure enough".
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- Design Conferences 2019 (UX, UI, User Research, Product Design)
- After declaring Pocket bankruptcy, I made my own minimal read-it-later app
- What's your favourite design newsletter?
- Huge update for Haiku (haiku.ai)
- Please add a "Tools" badge option to DN
- AIGA Design Census 2017 (designcensus.org)
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- Redditors design worst volume sliders possible
Like any other (legal) newsletter. If you can unsubscribe at any time, why is it required at all? I'd prefer to pay some money than having my e-mail on this list. (And you should position required checkboxes above the submit button, when possible.)
It's just bad user experience. "I'll require you to sign up for the newsletter so you can wait for the first e-mail to unsubscribe"
It's a great idea and I know that OP spent a lot of time developing it and I appreciate that. But it doesn't take away the fact that requiring users to subscribe to his newsletter sucks, specially in 2019.