Survey says: 97% of instructors would teach with Wikipedia again. wp.me/p4LBez-24B

Advice to designers, start understanding the businesses you work for and what they need in order to grow. ow.ly/ZUPzt

Our last day in our 2nd office! Check out a list of our fav hood haunts in our onthegridcity guide onthegrid.city/seattle/fremon…

Experts believe the best decision making happens somewhere between research and careful thought and trust in the gut.

Your daily tasks should connect to your long-term goals.

Great UI is often unseen, unnoticed, or taken for granted but ultimately a better experience wintr.us/blog/invisible… hudak_jonathan

Interesting approach to re-thinking reading on the web - familiar interactions, different visuals ow.ly/YFQXb

Write simpler. A text editor that only allows the 1,000 most common words in English. github.com/mortenjust/cle…

The next 10 years of Facebook newsroom.fb.com/news/2016/04/f…

Customer expectations go beyond ease of use and relevance; they’re now expecting proactive experiences.

It’s important to clearly distinguish between what we think, and what we know. wintr.us/blog/analytics…

Companies that are adapting to a digital world are 26% more profitable than their industry peers ow.ly/10DGop

Understanding a product's actual job makes improving the product easier. A video to elaborate ow.ly/10DI8R

"You have to really believe not only in yourself; you have to believe that the world is actually worth your sacrifices." - Zaha Hadid /

Friday fun, the first movie spoiler database spoilme.io

Think of customers as more than just case studies, but constantly evolving human beings with continuous intent.

Customer service is as much empathy and care as it is technology and data.

"To act on a bad idea is better than to not act at all because the worth of the idea never becomes apparent until you do it." - Nick Cave

A WINTR interview last month about Logic vs Emotion - which of the two should lead, and which should follow? wintr.us/blog/making-th…

Emotions are essential to making rational decisions. wintr.us/blog/forecast/…