Issue 149: On entering an era of designers building companies (and it’s exciting)

To be honest, the layoff didn’t come as a shock. Over the past few weeks, I noticed that my workload was gradually decreasing. I went from worrying about meeting deadlines to spending hours documenting my work.

Subreddits switching to NSFW mode as a form of protest because Reddit can’t serve ads if the community is tagged as NSFW

According to the findings, 92% of developers already use AI-powered coding tools in their work. Yet despite investments in DevOps, developers still face challenges.

Apple has been trying to trademark the apple in Switzerland since 2017 and has launched similar applications in several other countries.

Multiple subreddits are adopting alternative methods of protesting like publishing only one kind of post, changing the topic in focus, and days when the community turns private.

11 Slack themes inspired by each of Wes Anderson’s films. With the worldwide release of Wes Anderson’s newest film “Asteroid City” this Friday, spend the week working in whimsical Wes Anderson style.

Canva’s landing page is a high-converting, well-designed page that has been iterated on over time on its road to becoming a $40 billion startup.

UX writing lessons from an ugly encounter at a bank

For a reported $180 million, Google will transfer millions of customers from its domain registrar to help “sharpen” its focus.