A year ago today, I joined @Buffer.
I knew I was joining a company known for transparency and kindness. What I didn't expect was how quickly it would start to feel like home.
I've learned a lot this year, but mostly I've felt supported. That's what I'll carry into year two: more curiosity, more care, and the same gratitude for getting to do this alongside such thoughtful people.
Question for all the designers out there: I feel like for someone who's not interested in the AI stuff or design to code, the Figma plan of $16 a month just to be able to organize my work in project and pages feels like a lot. What is the alternative? Moving back to Sketch?
Running a business in Germany is almost as much paperwork as it was 10 years ago. Digitalisierung hasn't really worked here yet, it seems
After almost 3 years working purely on my MacBook, I've finally got myself an external keyboard and trackpad. Such a weird feeling at the moment but it will definitely payout in fewer back and shoulder pains
Anyone else been dealing with this quite a lot recently on @github? When it's a stacked PR the experience is even worse.
Currently trying out Superset instead of Herdr. Still trying to figure out what makes it different.
Anyone else using it?
I miss being able to make my espresso at home. I know have the money to buy myself my dream espresso machine but don't have the time in the mornings to actually make one. So I am right now waiting for my kid's settling-in phase at the nursery to finish
Reading so many "Got sick and tired of tool XYZ being shit so I build a version of it myself that fits my needs" 😅
Being here at my son’s nursery during his settling in phase, I’m experiencing how hard the job as a teacher here is. All the different noises, constant chaos everywhere and then the number of kids for so little staff
Is designing for the iPhone Duo with the new camera and tab bar position a new UX pattern or is this already something that the other foldable phones have had already?



