I'm biased but I think Adaptive Path Events are pretty awesome, lots of great speakers and topics related to design thinking and its applications in and outside of technology. I highly recommend UX Week for learning and for networking.

http://adaptivepath.org/events-training/

I would also say SDN is pretty big too for this.

https://www.service-design-network.org/sdgc/sdgc17

I'm looking to go to the Disney CX Summit 2018, mainly because its Disney. The arguable king of customer satisfaction and user acquisition.

https://disneyinstitute.com/customer-experience-summit/

Jason Coudriet recently wrote an article about using Medium as your portfolio and there is a sketch file with the Medium image guides.

https://coudriet.design/using-medium-for-your-brand-396dec45e289

awesome job so far with the crash course! keep it comin'!

avacado toast! wh000

1. Tell Alexa to stop the alarm, and give me flash briefing
2. Bathroom
3. Get dressed
4. Post for east coast stand up [8:30 am]
5. Walk to MUNI, read feedly for news on commute (~40min)
6. Roll up into office and make Avacado toast and grab a tea (dope office avacadoes)
7. Prep stand up materials/show n tell
8. Attend west coast stand up [10am]

I like Headspace, its also nicely designed.

aww yeah! ultra boost life.

I moved to Fantastical since on Mac as my daily driver. My only gripe is that its not platform agnostic and I'm still using Google Calendar as a base for my Nexus 6P and on my PC.

I play, arkaitos.

Hi Matias,

What are your favorite things to snack on and what kind of music do you listen to while working?

Is it mind-blowing to believe that there will be a whole new platform to design for when Android Auto becomes mainstream? Is Material Design ready to address that?