You can simply link the dev tasks to the wireframe task. Or connect them by the same Epic. It’s really more about the best workflow for the team.

Hello DN!

I built this for a project using Tachyons that needed some animations. Animate.css is great for awesome off-the-shelf animations, but it has no classes to orchestrate the duration, delay, or direction of animations.

Documentation is on the way. Let me know what you think :)

Thanks so much for the kind words and support

Yes. They document how to use it: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/healthkitui/hkactivityringviewhttps://developer.apple.com/ios/human-interface-guidelines/technologies/healthkit/

Use of the Health app icon is more abiguous since the documentation states you should not use it, but apps Apple has promoted have used it in settings (as we do in Wellness) or onboarding.

Thank you so much for trying it out and providing such excellent feedback. We've encountered some of these issues ourselves and have them on our to-do list. I'm glad you're enjoying the app so far!

Thanks! Invite sent. If you're having trouble finding it, give your junk folder a check. TestFlight sometimes gets lost in there.

Hello everyone! We've just launched Wellness (beta) for iOS.

Wellness is a mood and medication tracker that helps you understand your mental health. We're in need of beta testers to help us iron out the details and catch major bugs before releasing in the App Store.

Let me know if you have any questions. Thanks!

You don't and I didn't say you did either. I implied an assumption about what you did say. Which you seem to carry along into this comment. You assume that learning from "the past", designers who you attribute as "the greats", are better than designers of the present. I don't think there's any evidence to say that.

That assumes the output from past designers is objectively greater than the output of modern designers.

People appreciate familiarity and when most of the web is digital brochures, there's no use in reinventing the wheel from first principles.

Plus, not everyone can afford a fancy liberal arts education to learn about what a small set of "experts" have deemed "good". "Good" is what works. This article proposes a technique for leveraging what exists when reinvention isn't an option. Homogeneity is useful when the problem is well defined.

Tachyons allows you to import the specific module you need from it, so you can avoid the whole library.

At the bottom of this example component page are the individual modules needed to create it: http://tachyons.io/components/article-lists/title-preview-author-media-flipped/index.html

Also helpful when importing via NPM in a JS project. You can pull in just the CSS rules you need.