This came out the day before I started refactoring our design system. I am so happy right now!

I prefer people to jump in from time to time. Instead of stressing out that they are watching, I usually stop and slack them for input around a few points to engage in a conversation. Since the files are rough, All my (freelance)clients and my Day job PMs appreciate being able to take notes and check in on the status of things. They usually leave after or go inspect some of the other screens.

It also helps that I only share links to the Review pages. Normally they don't dig deeper.

I separate work by pages,

Since I first got glasses when I was a kid. Normally I try to ignore them. They seemed to get worse when I was wearing contacts. Switched back to glasses 6 years ago due to all the eye strain.

Hey Paul! I am in the same boat as you. Right now I am taking a few courses on skillshare to help push things along but I have been working on a few fake projects to speed the process along. Trial and Error :)

Dan, I use the Craft Data with my symbols. If you build the symbols defining what each item should be populated with what. You can use the Craft Duplicate tool it should auto re-populate the fields with variations of what you selected to be filled with craft data

Are you looking for something like this? - http://stylifyme.com/

If you are a pro user there is an API I was using on my old site to pull my dribble work in on a page for just that. I guess if you can just pull in your dribbble work onto your page why page for dribbble to do it?

Sure! my user name is kyle_kochanek I do think you need your own site with finished work. I took mine down for a redesign after I broke it in an apache update haha.

When I said experimental work I was primarily a print designer. But I really wanted to break into doing some visual design for apps and such. Now I get to work in Sketch everyday :D

I have been playing around with the idea with using a main landing page to serve as a platform for my different media outlets. Concept work, quick ideas are posted on Dribbble, Sketches posted on Instagram, Finished work posted on Behance. Still thinking this through would be interested to hear your thoughts.

This also might be too much work realistically haha.

I think it should be a separate product. I have a pro Dribbble account and Playbook is just something I don't/will not use. I got my last job with my Dribbble profile, And that is because I try to treat it as active work, Rarely will I post something finished...But that is just me I know other people use Dribbble differently.