Here's a new blog post where I manifest my dream clients and projects for 2024. The hit list: 🟢 Figma 🟢 Replit 🟢 Figma 🟢 Stripe 🟢 LinkedIn 🟢 Perplexity & AI Search 🟢 Weird Indie Collabs 🟢 Academic & Educational Collabs 🟢 More Strategic Advisor Roles

“When you approach the world from an architecture of not enough, the world will reflect back to you not enough. When you approach the world from an architecture of plenty enough, the world will reflect back to you plenty enough.” Kathryn Maloney

✎ Some recent work I've done timcasasola.com/blog/project-r…

💯% Lots of tech people say “it’s either win or learn” but really use it to frantically do a lot of low-value efforts. Be intentional about *what* you’re trying to learn. And design your test such that it can disprove your hypothesis.

Awesome post by Justin Jackson — justinjackson.ca/margin

Dan is spot on here. The most helpful and straightforward framework I've found for going from data -> action is: - What? - So What? - Now What? Makes it easy for teams to discuss/align on what they heard/observed, what it meant, and what you should do about it.

in light of Figma's recent travails launching its AI design features, I'll share this short very short book I wrote a few years ago. It's about copying, and why copying is an essential part of the design process. matthewstrom.com/writing/copyin…

"As long as there is design, there will be copying."