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Stories and lessons learned while building Stack Overflow.
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Designing a Better Email Preference Center

Lessons and insights from redesigning Stack Overflow’s email preferences.

Hi. I’m Ted and I’m on the Product Design team at Stack Overflow, a place where developers can get answers to their programming questions, find a job, and…

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On Joining Stack Overflow as a Designer

I joined Stack Overflow about two months ago as a product designer. This post is about…

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Go Digital 2016 in Reykjavik, Iceland

I attended Go Digital 2016 in Reykjavik, Iceland. I attended the sessions and workshops…

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The Benefits of Side Projects

TLDR: Side projects and design exercises are an antidote to a fixed mentality. They take your brain on a road trip, stop to see the world’s largest ball of earwax, and are really in a hurry to get nowhere, but eventually do.
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