Digital drawing named The Promised Land, inspired by the psychedelic work and vintage style of illustrator Kate Dehler. It shows a tree with roots in the earth and branches in the air, in the sky there’s a colorful rainbow.

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Webstudio: Open Source Webflow Alternative

How many mid-life crises is a person supposed to have?

Thinking bugs 🐛

I made an assumption that made sense. But only because of how things worked 10 frame iterations ago.

Engineers have QA and automated testing, what's the equivalent for design?

I'm trying:
AI design critiques 
Documenting my reasoning
Regular peer reviews

motivated by the pleasure of finding things out

In London for a week. Any suggestions on what to do design-related?

The Promised Land, a little divertissement inspired by the amazing work by Kate Dehler, to open my adventure on Posts.

Inspiring shapes and colours at Tate Modern

Experiments on the logo of an app that helps basketball players find street courts and organize games. What do you think?

Helpful job-search hack I just discovered.
Go to google, type in "site:notion.site [your desired job role]"

Many tech companies use notion for their job listings. Sometimes these listings aren't available on public job boards.  This hack will take you directly to their notion

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> you're going to regret it if you do it and you're going to regret it if you don't

It’s hard. I have this on my desk as a reminder.

First time I see a physical store act like an app. Colmar store in Milan has a horizontal screen where shows the weather of the most famous Italian mountain destinations.
Interesting concept!

This could be the beggining of something
https://my.spline.design/ipallagecopy-c985ed9d93be2eaca041d975536a9765/

As we approach the start of another school year, this is the question I encourage all educators to consider.

Finally found the perfect place for this gift from my artist friend. I designed his website too, if interested have a look! (🇮🇹 lang only) www.carlomariarabai.com

Maintaining focus can sometimes be a titanic task because there is a lot of noise around and it is difficult to reduce it. 

You have to understand that sometimes you just have to stop what you are doing and change it, learn to let go and embrace the change.

Just discovered Webstudio as an open-source alternative to Webflow or Framer.
Some features, such as the ability to integrate it with databases on Notion, make it potentially very interesting. Anyone using it?

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Great UX in the streets of London: bus stops are clearly marked on the top by a letter, and you can find it even on Google Maps. I think it's the only city I've been to that has this small but useful feature!