complacency is a killer. there is a lot of lazy design going on right now. and a lot of really good work too. it seems that we're working through the challenges of what happens when the speed of technology innovation and iteration outpaces societal normalization.

Yaaaassssss!

Also, does this have Bluetooth?

Or maybe on the bottom?

Love how clean and simple it is. Looks so artisanally crafted, but I'm not sure that shade of blue will match my new DongleBook Pro. Also, no lightning input so can't use my new iPhone 7 headphones. Bummer. No buy.

Nice page but the animations are too slow (iPhone 6+). Personally, I don't understand this recent slide-in trend. Yes it looks interesting but when pages load content after you've scrolled past that spot, well, that's not a great experience.

What are the chances Adobe make Comet free? If they force people into CC subscription that's gonna suck. I can see some features (collaboration, shared previews of interactions/prototypes, etc.) being CC-only but not the core product. I'd pay for it as a stand-alone purchase, but I wonder if Adobe has the confidence and strategy to make it free?

somewhat better. still super crashy and beachbally...

edit: specifically still problematic in copy/paste/undo and nudging elements around using arrow keys. right now I'm in the middle of a 5 minute paste -> undo beachball heart attack. good times.

links to previous version here: http://sketchtalk.io/discussion/1549/sketch-3-4-bugs-and-how-to-revert-to-3-3-3

They do realize that millennials no longer use their bondi blue iMacs, right?