Episodes:

Olafur Eliasson: The Design of Art

Neri Oxman: Bio-Architecture

Ruth Carter: Costume Design

Cas Holman: Design for Play

Ian Spalter: Digital Product Design

Jonathan Hoefler: Typeface Design

It's similar to the effect of volume auto adjusting to the driving speed—it might be noticeable when it changes, but it helps the experience.

When it comes to designing on screens, ambient lighting in your surroundings could potentially affect the way you perceive color, so to make your screen tone as neutral as possible is ideal so whoever is on the receiving end of your designs experiences the most accurate representation.

It seems that True Tone is enabled by default on Macs so most designers might not even be aware of this setting.

haha, that's awesome. thanks for sharing

thx for feedback, fixed :D

Very cool and informative idea!

Practice a couple of times without notes

Perhaps designers don't need a resume either, because it's the same thing.

Good stuff. I used to go to minimalsites.com all the time for inspiration. Are you familiar? https://web.archive.org/web/20120401130933/http://www.minimalsites.com/

Same. Learned the hard way but now design is much more enjoyable and efficient.

Thanks! Glad you liked it.