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comis
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Comment #22686594
I do really love Zeplin, and I use it at work since my company prefers Sketch over Figma. It's great if you have to use Sketch.
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Comment #22685394
Most designers use Macs, sure. But just giving a link to product owners, QA, clients, and developers is a whole lot easier than trying to get them to successfully use Zeplin or man…
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Comment #22684001
You can use Figma + Zeplin. Maybe have your designer export a design to Zeplin and see if you have the same issues inspecting elements there as well. It's most likely that your des…
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Comment #22683986
I've never used Sketch Runner, but you can search assets in Figma which appears to be 90% of what you're looking for. 1 minute of searching also reveals a plugin called "Figma Walk…
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Comment #22375613
> “Maine's decision to impose unique burdens on ISPs' speech—while ignoring the online and offline businesses that have and use the very same information and for the same and simil…
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Comment #22356868
In general I feel that developers are very poor clients. Designers are better off finding freelance work or donating time to a non-profit they care about imo.
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Comment #22118117
I agree, Slack replies are awful. The only chat reply feature I've ever enjoyed was Flowdock's. It doesn't create threads it just connects replies with colors. It's great.
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Comment #22069733
> Robert Skidelsky wrote that fears of technological unemployment were not so much wrong as premature: “Sooner or later, we will run out of jobs.” You're arguing timeline when that…
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Comment #22069158
Your hypothetical either assumes that machines will never be able to be plumbers/doctors/yoga instructors, OR just takes a snapshot of some point in time between now and the eventu…
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Comment #22048179
In 2010 this was a reasonable position. Predicting the current absurdity that is Facebook data collection and sales would have been quite the hot take in 2010.
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Comment #22034679
Correct, Contentful is a CMS. Question for you though: why would you want product/marketing people feebly attempting to create new pages/layouts with some tool when you could just …
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Comment #21838919
When I was a kid I remember using Server Side Includes (.shtml) to achieve this. It's how I ran my "blog" before blogs were common. No clue if anybody still does this, but it worke…
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Comment #20215477
Flying on a 737 Max and Driving aren't the only 2 ways to travel long distances.
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Comment #19856437
haha
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Comment #19666288
Yea there's plenty of benefits using a truncation library (we're currently using react-lines-ellipsis) over just css truncation. More control over how the truncation happens, callb…
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Comment #19646086
I could nitpick the authors points, but honestly this article just boils down to "Design tools need more features!" which I generally agree with. We're living in nice times for des…
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Comment #19107462
I was in design until recently, and I too have done my share of "design challenges". They're fine if they're late in the interview process imo. I did interview a couple places that…
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Comment #19107429
It sounds like the vendor is lazy and relatively bad at SEO, but mass-creating blog networks to build backlinks still very much works in 2019 (though its morality is up for debate)…
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Comment #19029721
We've got some semi-automated documentation for our React component library. It's broken down into Assemblies, Components, and Elements with each variation having it's own SKU whic…
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Comment #18657455
Invision is only okay. It's bloated and sluggish with a cramped UI. I think Zeplin and Avocode are both superior products. And that's just if you are required to use Sketch - if yo…
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Comment #18470876
The most confusing thing about the line at Franklin's is you can just order it to go and skip the line entirely. Granted, you have to plan ahead a bit, but who's deciding at the sp…
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Comment #18328949
The tool you're looking for is called Figma: http://www.figma.com It's far better than Sketch, imo, and has a free tier.