For remote teams, there's always pressure to make our rare, in-person time valuable. Spending an hour of a 2-day onsite on a silly game might seem like a waste, but I've found that a little competitio...

Cross-post new Untappd RSS check-ins to Pixelfed. Contribute to jasongraphix/untappd-to-pixelfed development by creating an account on GitHub.

SkilletSched — Family meal planning synced with Google Calendar

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We just got back from a 12 day vacation that was months in the making. Over the last decade, my sister Jenna and her family have lived in Puerto Rico,

Watch and listen to bardcore trio Courseval play a cover version of Daft Punk’s Veridis Quo, a track from Discovery. This is lovely. And a banger. Course

End-to-end demonstration of how SkilletSched uses requested Google Calendar scopes to sync meal plans.

Shared by Jason Beaird on SkilletSched.

Shared by Jason Beaird on SkilletSched.

Three years ago, I wrote a post about how our family plans meals each week on Google Calendar and used a data export to surface and share some of our favorite weeknight dinners. Until this month, that...

We inherited our product processes from a 19th-century steel works. Frederick Winslow Taylor separated thinking from doing, managers from makers, designers from builders – and a hundred years later, m...

Discover insights, trends, and stories from 40+ design team blogs. Follow along via RSS, LinkedIn, or Mastodon for a steady stream of design inspiration. 🙌 Welcome to the team!

A few weeks ago, I wrote about how I used Claude Code to convert a deprecated Nest thermostat into a photo gallery. That post finished with a happily-ever-after ending and a video demo of the working ...

Before we dive in, I should let you know that I'm a designer. I have no business hacking firmware to make devices perform jobs they were never intended for, but I do love tinkering with physical hardware. A few years ago, I wrote about building an Arduino LED strip game and followed that post up with another about a Simon clone built with arcade buttons and a 3D printed case. I've also taken on some Raspberry Pi projects, a few simpler Arduino builds, and some home automation. All of those were based on existing code and project plans—no compiled binaries or firmware modifications. So, yes, I was way outside my skill set and comfort zone on this project, but that's how we learn new things, right?

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How and why Lovable introduced ‘top-up’-style monetization.

I talked to the team at the National Gallery of Art, including 77-year-old curator Alison Luchs, about “rizzing up the internet with art history.”

In August, Ames and I did something we never thought we'd do - we finally bought a move-in-ready home. Since our first house renovation project in 2005,

Issue № 01 in which I unpack the differences between Utility, Delight, and Delightful. Featured font: Rather Risqué by SilverStag.

LOADMORE showcases unconventional websites for smartphones.

From auto-complete to multi-agent orchestration, AI-powered features are becoming ubiquitous, but are we designing them well? This month, we'll explore the emerging UX patt