It's no secret that Twitter has been struggling to grow its user base. To fix this, they've laid out a long-term strategy to turn around its business by focusing on five areas: Its core service Live-streaming video The site's "creators and influencers" Safety Developers Two things that stuck out to me in that statement are 1) focus on its core service (tweeting) and 2) live-streaming video (Periscope).

The reason I'm excited about this is obviously because of Protoship. We have two tools that work intimately with Sketch: Teleport can convert websites into Sketch designs, and UIPad can convert Sketch designs into HTML, CSS, and React. We implemented Teleport by writing a massive Sketch plugin that creates layers and adds texts and inserts pictures, all using Sketch's internal API.

Lessons learned with Paul Airy, typography expert and author of A Type of Email . So, Paul Airy has this book we're all crazy about called A Type of Email . We've got our fair share of typography nuts on staff, and this book is about the clearest, most tangibly applied set of guidelines we've seen regarding HTML typography in emails.

I remember sitting down for my first interview at Facebook. Back then, the feeling I had deep in my stomach was mostly excitement but also a bubbling fear. Fear I was somehow being pranked. Fear they had the wrong guy. Fear I would walk in, embarrass myself, and return home defeated.

by Published in Dan Brown Workflow & Tools , Usability One of the hardest design problems I ever worked on was for a company that helps IT groups manage risk. Their product focused on open-source components-inexpensive and widely supported by an enormous community, but often vulnerable to security flaws.