I use this all the time and realized it's not common knowledge: you can add a .png to the end of the link to your GitHub profile and it'll give you your profile picture! github.com/cassidoo.png

Tom Hanks impersonating Jerry Seinfeld on SNL in 1985

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just sent my husband to the movie theater to get a bucket of popcorn and I feel like other people need to know it’s perfectly legal to go buy popcorn and leave without seeing a movie

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Ellen Chisa Melissa Perri Leon Barnard Thanks for that amazing Product Thinking episode - especially Ellen's anecdote from Kickstarter activity feed. I listened yesterday and am immediately using what I learned to bring a different type of mockup to user testing conversations.

Word of the day is ‘phrontistery’ (17th century): a place to withdraw to for thinking or contemplation. If no phrontistery is available, then to ‘latibulate’ is to find a corner and hide in it.

Nobody: Midwesterners growing up: mmm I think I’ll eat that

I got featured in this blog post alongside Jakob Nielsen, Julie Zhuo and Jesse James Garrett. This is perfect for my big head. Plus I can now pop “INFLUENCER” in my bio. careerfoundry.com/en/blog/ux-des… p.s. pop some names of other designer peeps to follow ↓

"To see how it feels" is one of the best reasons to prototype, IMO. Too often we make prototypes without examining our reason for making them. Let's not do it just because we think that we need to or because that's what our tools guide us toward.

Sketches show us how messy the creative process really is. You need to explore. You need to goof around. You need to postpone the self-criticism. The worst thing you can do as a creator is compare your initial draft to somebody's final one.

We need a little assistance with a Userlist article. ✨ We're looking for year-in-review email examples from SaaS companies. They can be roundups of: ✔ annual accomplishments of the company ✔ improvement of their product ✔ the activities of their users using that product

This is one of the most accurate portrayals of ADHD ever shown on TV.

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Nobody talks about the balance between UX and conversion optimization. But both your website AND your product should juggle both. How do you do it? You start by understanding that at the heart of your design process there should always be respect for your users.

I'm so proud to be an A Book Apart author. Katel and the ABA team were amazing to work with!

Harnessing the Power of Wireframes w/ Ellen Chisa + Leon Barnard + Melissa Perri produxlabs.com/product-thinki… #prodmgmt #ux #design

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