Heated debate: https://github.com/letsgetrandy/DICSS/pull/16

It's is really quite fluid.

The first time I saw this use was here: https://stripe.com/alipay

I am quite fond of TunnelBear's pricing page: https://www.tunnelbear.com/pricing/

Another concern of this design is that it's limited to the iOS Music app. This is a severe limitation considering how many people use other services to stream/listen music.

Not strictly design oriented and certainly a more long term project—I have committed to a 10,000 hour path of improving my skill as an illustrator (the person, not the Adobe one). Each day before bed, I would spend 15min~1hr sketching. It's been about 4 months since I started and I am making some decent progress.

Just started on anatomical study recently. Should take a while before I get to the next topic.

Nothing concrete to share, though, I have a pile of about 200+ sheets of papers filled with pencil lines.

Related to usability: Letting Go of the Words. Very specific to web contents (which can be overly detailed at times), but gives you a comprehensive understanding of that domain.

Also, what fields she is interested in.

After reading all these comments, the biggest issue that came to my mind was that those people are entirely oblivious about the negative impact they bring to the creators' community, mainly because they themselves aren't largely affected by what they do: They probably never had to worry about securing a domain name for their project/site.

Sure, they claim that they are just doing their "domain brokerage" business, which is totally legal. But, just like any other businesses, some practice certain actions that are less ethical—Seizing and charging domain names for an extra high price evidently falls under this category.

You may stab me with your pen tool.

The other side of the conversation is quite disheartening: http://domainnamewire.com/2014/12/03/how-most-people-see-domain-investors/

Look at the comment section.