Finding time to design, design system trackers, leading-trim — and more UX this week
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José Torre: Becoming a leader on your own terms →
“Individual contributors are still very undervalued and underutilized in most companies. Especially when it comes to compensation, I imagine we end up losing a lot of great talent because they want to make more money and the only way for them to do that is to start managing other people and stop making things.”
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Stories from the community
How can you find time to design? →
By José Torre
Stop building Design Systems without a tracker →
By Sandra Schaus
Observing the Double Diamond process in practice →
By Teisanu Tudor
More top stories:
- Beyond empathy in design → By Caitlin Chase
- This call may be monitored for user experience purposes → By John Mackey
- The yet unexplored knowledge source for designers → By Luciano Infanti
- The unexpected gentrification of user experience → By Luis Berumen Castro
- Reducing design debt: how to fix the tracks while the train is running → By Antonio Solano
News & ideas
- No excuses → Where to start looking for diverse talent.
- Bro bias → Erase bias by erasing “bro” culture. By Kristina Rudolph
- Gamification² → When play becomes about data collection.
- Peanut butter ML → Using machine learning for the perfect sandwich.
- The black panther → Typography for maximum community impact.
Tools & resources
- Leading-trim → The future of digital typesetting is here.
- Death to John Doe → A beginner’s guide to persona creation. By Brett Cooper
- BLM action → A guide for tech workers to support anti-racism.
- UI design basics → Starting a mobile app project from scratch. By Michal Malewicz
- SVG icons → Clean and simple (and free) icons.
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