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How Turning A Table At 45 Degrees Boosted Beer Sales By 15%

How Turning A Table At 45 Degrees Boosted Beer Sales By 15%

I once had William J. Walter — a sausage shop — as a client. They were truly struggling with their beer sales. The beer fridge was at the…
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Rethinking UX Of Deciding What To Eat

Rethinking UX Of Deciding What To Eat

We are told to eat three meals and maybe two little snacks a day. With the foodie planet growing each day, we are left with a galaxy of…
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UX patterns – A Simple Button Is More Complex Than You Think

UX patterns – A Simple Button Is More Complex Than You Think

A button is never just a button. For best results, you need to go through tons of questions. Whether it’s about marketing, user interface…
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Why Peer Programming With A Designer Is A Powerful Methodology

Why Peer Programming With A Designer Is A Powerful Methodology

In a world where old and never-ending processes are replaced with fresh and quicker models, spending efforts at the right place and at the…
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Water — How To Define What Is Truly Important In Your Life

Water — How To Define What Is Truly Important In Your Life

Have you ever heard the expression ‘go with the flow’? Or ‘let it go’? This water metaphor is all about using life forces the right way to…
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The Best Way To Discover What To Eat

The Best Way To Discover What To Eat

We live in a fast paced era. Doing some research or taking the time to think about what to eat is a luxury. Save time and effort today. Be…
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Why Sketch 47 Is Awesome

Why Sketch 47 Is Awesome

We have been struggling with libraries for a long time now. Adobe was never able to come up with an efficient solution and now Sketch…
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Add Some Pepper to Your Empty Tab

Add Some Pepper to Your Empty Tab

Your empty Chrome tab on your computer is quite dull, don’t you think? Why not giving it some colours and letting it be inspirational by…
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What Should I Eat? Now in English

What Should I Eat? Now in English

The famous question. Stop looking for ideas and recipes to cook and let them come to you automatically and freely.
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The Good, the Bad & the Centrist

The Good, the Bad & the Centrist

What is excitement without boredom? What is a good man without the bad men? What is life without death? The answer lies in between.
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Never Know What to Cook?

Never Know What to Cook?

Stop searching and get a fresh new recipe in your browser each time you create a new tab.
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Slow Agile — Part Two: the Psychology of Numbers

Slow Agile — Part Two: the Psychology of Numbers

In a previous article, I elaborated on a hybrid system to sustain motivation in collaborative side projects. I am just about to release the…
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How I Created my First Design System & What I Learned: The Basics

How I Created my First Design System & What I Learned: The Basics

If you tend to be messy like me, you are most likely to need a structure around what you create. A system is best suited for consistency…
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Finding My Way of Living

Finding My Way of Living

Nothing really matters outside your own perception and experience. That’s ‘Phenomenology’.
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The New Era — The One-Tap Buying

The New Era — The One-Tap Buying

What is worst than a long buying checkout process when everything else is at a tap away from you?
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How Airtable saved my life as a craft passionate

How Airtable saved my life as a craft passionate

Are you one of these people who struggle having too many ideas that get lost spatiotemporally and cry over stagnation?
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Slow Agile — Part One: A New System

Slow Agile — Part One: A New System

This is a story about two opposite philosophies teaming up. It suggests a system to hack your motivation toward side projects that involves…
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