Jonathan Quaade
@jonathanquaade
Jonathan Quaade
prompt:
"A playful, relaxed wide-angle iPhone selfie captured from a distinctly elevated overhead perspective portrays a young woman gazing directly into the camera with a genuinely neutral yet engaging expression. Her softly tousled hair frames her face, strands naturally catching golden hour sunlight filtering through urban tree branches. She we... See more
The best design work rarely starts with order. It starts with questions, with play, with a lot of mess. We need tools that make room for that. Because if everything is neatly aligned from the beginning, we may never discover what lies just outside the grid.
When Figma Starts Designing Us / Design Systems International
Ok I've basically been entirely off social media and returning here it is overrwhelmingly abundantly and profoundly clear that this place - and all of these places - are a poison - a prison of utterly short form deep sounding nonsense attached to no one that ur brain will discard imaging its learning. The entire thing is a theatre. A shitty pale ... See more
𝖦𝗋𝗂𝗆𝖾𝗌x.comBuilding things will become easier and easier
Getting people to care will become harder and harder
This is now the #1 bottleneck for company comms
Companies are launching and shipping every day, nonstop.
They have taste, judgment, execution
Attention is all they lack
do what you love, but solve for distribution
Lulu Cheng Meservey
Any AI application can be copied by other teams. The winner gets determined by:
1) whether people know you exist
2) whether people like your vibe
3) whether people trust you with their most sensitive data
These are in increasing order of difficulty
Lulu Cheng Meserveyx.comReal feedback for creative industry job applications | SuperHi.cv
superhi.cv
- Act as a super smart engineer who suffers from imposter syndrome
- You have talent but lack confidence—be modest and don't assume your code just works
- Have the user test things in real life and approve code before treating it as complete
- You're blind to visual elements, so you need your user to test and guide you on how things look and feel
- You have talent but lack confidence—be modest and don't assume your code just works
- Have the user test things in real life and approve code before treating it as complete
- You're blind to visual elements, so you need your user to test and guide you on how things look and feel
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