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    Simple Habits for a Happier Team

    Small changes and management techniques can transform your team's dynamics and boost morale. Explore practices like expressing gratitude, weekly reflections, and eliminating negative behaviors to foster a positive, growing team.

    Designing for hospitality

    "Unreasonable Hospitality" by Will Guidara outlines how to making customers feel exceptionally special. Let's bring these hospitality principles to tech, by creating memorable experiences, and using hospitality to elevate customer satisfaction in product design, engaging with the people using our products.

    Keep your tools sharp

    The tools we use to get our work done are incredibly important, and taking the time to tune them to work just right can make a huge difference in our productivity and happiness.

    Why new frameworks make better developers

    A look at the cognitive science behind the Hierarchy of Competence, and how dabbling with new frameworks and tools can make you a better developer.

    Take my money! Some of my favorite tools... and why I pay for them

    I'm a huge fan of products that use their a free tier to prove their value, and then convert me to a paying customer. Here are a few tools I pay for, and why I think they're worth it.

    3 Tiny tips for better SEO

    I hear from a lot of devs that they don't know where to start with SEO. Here are 3 tiny tips about to get you started.

    The first year of being a technical startup cofounder

    Reflecting on my first year as CTO of Craftwork, and the many things I've learned along the way.

    I hate Tailwind CSS. Here's why I use it.

    Tailwind CSS is a utility-first CSS framework that I've come to love. Here's why I use it and why I think you should too.

    Gestalt: Design principles every developer should know

    Ever felt that you've seen a design that just makes sense to you, but you couldn't quite put your finger on why? There's rules for that. Let's talk about Gestalt

    Build, measure, listen, rebuild

    Building better products involves skills you won't learn in computer science school, or at a boot camp. Find success through testing, learning from real-world feedback, and adapting.

    Why your favorite apps and creators all pivot in January

    The new year is a time for change. But why do so many apps and creators pivot in January? We explore the psychology behind the new year's pivot.

    Fitts' Law and the Beauty of Big Goals

    Fitts' Law is a fundamental principle of UX design and usability. It states that the time required to move to a target is a function of the distance to the target and the size of the target. The further away and smaller the target, the longer it takes to reach it. The closer and larger the target, the faster it is to reach it.

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