.Slack I’m not sure what to do with my hands.

The difference between a completed donation and a lost one are mere *seconds* — make sure your #nonprofit website is ⚡ fast! ⚡abrightumbrella.com/blog/your-givi… #seo #nptech

Folks, this is the power of inclusive design. Yup, even the packaging. Check it out. #accessibility x.com/xbox/status/10…

Drinking a Death Hacker IPA by Dunedin Brewery at Dunedin Brewery — untp.beer/s/c646524509

What he said 👇... 🤦‍♂️

Control Center in iOS 12 is not great for us lefties.

. @qgiv is looking for an amazing Software Engineer. More details on AJ: authenticjobs.com/jobs/30882/sof…

i’ve either made a great discovery or a terrible mistake

😎 #Power6

HEY UCF Football ... WE'RE COMING TO YOUR CITY! Kirk Herbstreit and the crew will see you Saturday!

Welcome to UCF, College GameDay! Ready to party? 😎

Product Management is the art of solving your customer’s problems to reach your business objectives. If you’re not doing both of those things, your product is just a fancy piece of code for show. articles.uie.com/what-is-good-p…

🎉 We just released 'The Data-Backed Guide to Nonprofit Marketing' after partnering with @qgiv to survey 1,000 donors and 500 nonprofits to discover new ways for #nonprofit organizations to retain donors and reconnect with lapsed ones. bit.ly/2Bgp6nw

Loving the design insights here. The redesigned UI looks great Slack! slackhq.com/designing-the-…

TB ✖️ TB

When I make a decision, I don’t think about how I’m going to feel about it today. Rather, I project out 30 days (or 90 or 365 depending on the criticality of the decision) and imagine how I’ll feel about it then. That forward reflection makes the decision.

More of this. Great message from Jeff Lawson: Everybody should invest in their local community. Especially if you're in a position of privilege...I think it's incumbent upon us to invest back in our communities because so many other parts of our communities have not fared well.

What an interesting moment. We're staring at two distinctly different visions of the future. They may co-exist, but they are radically different takes on what's modern, what's current, and where things are headed. One vision gets the UI out of the way. The other vision is UI

In case you still don’t think login/password systems dole out vast quantities of human misery, here’s some log-in screens out there now: