1. Modern UX, UI & Front-end tools
Making sense of what's around us to improve our design,
development, and collaborative efforts.
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2. A better tool doesn’t make a better
craftsman, but a good tool makes
working a pleasure.
—"Oliver"Reichenstein
3. Tackling)analysis)paralysis
When we have a tried and true process that we're comfortable with,
it can be daunting to invest time in something new without
understanding its payoff.
Burnout can also happen in a rapidly changing industry like ours. So
what can we do to mitigate all that noise?
Rather than trying to know everything, it's more important to
identify the right things to pursue. The rest is simply becoming
better at what we already know how to do.
4. Not to mention, the more efficient you are at
your work, the more time you will have to
develop yourself in other areas of your life.
5. In the beginner’s mind, there are
many possibilities. But in the
expert’s, there are few.
—"Zen"Master"Shunryo"Suzuki
6. Process
• Always start by researching your field.
• Pick a new process for something you're already comfortable
with.
• if#you#design#in#Photoshop,#try#designing#with#Sketch#or#in#the#
browser.#If#you're#an#expert#with#CSS,#try#picking#up#Sass,#etc.
• commit to learning the ins and outs of that process.
• Align these efforts towards your next project (very important!)
• Evaluate results past the initial learning curve.
