Something I’ve been thinking about lately is how to design for effective communication with the "other side" (with regards to any diametrically opposed viewpoint—not specifically Trump supporters in this case). All of these things are fun and hilarious but they are so clearly aimed at validating the positions of those already voting for Hillary. They do nothing to pull people across the aisle.

I'm currently reading Don't Even Think About It: Why Our Brains Are Wired to Ignore Climate Change which explores human's cognitive blindspots, among other evolutionary quirks, to explain climate denialism. A big part of these problems revolve around how we communicate them, and as designers and communicators we should be thinking about how to do a more effective job of that.

Hmm, seems like Hooks with less customization around the notifications.

Thanks for the link. And this reminder:

It's real-world user forgiveness.

Sad to see the double-story 'g' go, but overall I really dig the new typeface... as a typeface. The logo will probably grow on me.

I would buy this just for a Widget in my Notification Center.

While I understand their sentement of "other weather apps are cluttered with radar, dew points, or advertisements", if I'm opening an app to check the weather I expect a bit meatier information. Weatherline has been my app of choice for that.

Hey, Aaron! Good to have you. A fond memory of mine from college was when you visited the Savannah College of Art & Design and we got to have dinner. Our conversation got a bit cosmic and I recall you were reading "A Universe from Nothing" by Lawrence Krauss at the time.

My question is: what are you reading now? Any recent recommendations, be it design or theoretical physics or other?

Absolutely. This is the sole reason I haven't played with many custom keyboards.

These look great. Backordered, but should arrive before Christmas.

Also found a 10% off code for those looking as well: #ilovemujjo

Clever, thanks. Reminds me of this method as well, perhaps to help establish your initial base colors.