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Travis Arnold
Designer/Developer at Planning Center Joined about 9 years ago
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- Popmotion 8.0 - A functional, reactive JavaScript motion library (popmotion.io)
- Typography starter guidelines in Figma (figma.com)
- Auto Layout for Sketch (animaapp.github.io)
- How to become a web developer (medium.com)
Posted to Illustrated Blogs?, Feb 26, 2019 Posted to Chill online meetup for Designers who code Front-End, Oct 17, 2018 +1
Posted to Does anyone else feel guilty for being a product designer?, Oct 02, 2018 Not rude at all, I love that you are talking about this :). Don't get discouraged though! There seems to be a ton of opportunities in the digital space. This was more on the development side, but I was really inspired by this story recently. Design gigs for good is another one I really like.
It's awesome that you can reflect on this so early in your career! I didn't until more recently. Whether you work for a company that you respect ethically or start your own venture, I think by staying true to your ethos you'll be fulfilled in your work and help lift up others in whatever way you can.
Posted to Parallax component for Framer X, in reply to Maikel Haas , Aug 05, 2018 Nice! Thanks for the reply :) also looks like using some existing React libraries work as well https://twitter.com/dan_abramov/status/1025893444894568448.
Posted to Parallax component for Framer X, Aug 04, 2018 Thank you for sharing! I'm really excited to see UI kit libraries, especially to use among teams. Curious if the code is exportable at all? It seems like it's setup to go from design directly to dev or even prod?
Also curious if existing React UI kit libraries like MaterialUI work with it?
Posted to Open Source Sketch, Dec 08, 2017 Framer does something like this. I believe you have to pay to use any of their design tools though, maybe they will open source that as well one day.
Posted to Coinfolix - a cryptocurrency tracker for iPhone, built using React Native, in reply to ポール ウェッブ , Sep 15, 2017 Since you are coming from front-end development, I would suggest React Native. The biggest benefit is you will be able to bring similar knowledge of front-end code into native and vice versa. I personally love being able to jump between both, it's liberating being able to get in and write a native app with only prior knowledge of React. I'm sure Rick has a lot more to say though :)
Posted to How do you guys 'Save for Later' the Articles you like?, Jul 06, 2017 I've really liked http://stash.ai recently. If you use Chrome, they have a simple extension that makes it easy to stash any site and categorize it.
Posted to Where can I find charities to work for free?, May 31, 2017 I know this older, but saw this awesome site recently https://designgigsforgood.squarespace.com/
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A bit biased, but I really like the illustrations my work does: https://planning.center/blog. We have a full-time illustrator that works on our blog illustrations as well as any other illustrations across our company.