If you used the updater, the previous Sketch app version has simply been put in your trash.

Yeah, I'm getting the same here. There's a ~1s delay on anything to do with manipulating layers.

If you consider that there are only two eyesight categories (blind, and near-perfect eyesight), you tend to leave out the majority of visual impairments. It's a common misconception that accessibility means "screenreader-friendly".

Daltonism is one of the situations targeted by contrast standards, and the reader may very well have 20/20 eyesight but fail to see the light red on a screen at common brightness.

Another situation is nerve disorders, which may lead to difficulty focusing the eyes, or shaking eyesight. Hard contrast allows a shape to better "print" in the reader's memory, and afford her or him more ease (or the possibility) of reading.

Is this just a Dribbble account that reposts promo downloads without attribution?

Respect for the recipient is a huge exception in that industry.

Build on Vue with server-side rendering and you won't have any issue :)

As long as you don't make a single-page app that sends the same JS runtime for any URL, it makes no difference to Google whether the site runs Wordpress or Vue or if it's static files hosted on a potato in your cupboard.

Pushpin & Pinner are both excellent!

Visually, it's great work. I really appreciate the attention to delivering news-centric mockups by using legit content from end to end.

However, here's the list of NYT concerns that these mockups solve:

Didacte will let you do this pretty easily. In-person attendance has been added recently, and the team & support is ace.