📜 Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb

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3 September 2014 Â· 1 min Â· 40 words

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Not all technical debt is born the same, because A Mess is not a Technical Debt . (via TechnicalDebtQuadrant )

16 August 2014 Â· 1 min Â· 20 words

🔗 Does Your Name Suck? – Eat My Words | Eat My Words

Does Your Name Suck? – Eat My Words | Eat My Words The SMILE & SCRATCH test: SMILE if your name has these 5 winning qualities: Suggestive – evokes a positive brand experience Meaningful – your customers “get it” Imagery – visually evocative to aid in memory Legs – lends itself to a theme for extended mileage Emotional – resonates with your audience SCRATCH it if it has any of these 7 deal breakers: ...

16 August 2014 Â· 1 min Â· 114 words

🔗 Steve Jobs: A Few Memories—Stephen Wolfram Blog

Steve Jobs: A Few Memories—Stephen Wolfram Blog About Steve Jobs’ theory on naming stuff: I asked Steve why he thought it was good, and he told me his theory for a name was to start from the generic term for something, then romanticize it . His favorite example at the time was Sony’s Trinitron. Well, it went back and forth for a while. But in the end I agreed that, yes, Mathematica was a good name. ...

16 August 2014 Â· 1 min Â· 76 words

🔗 Foundation | The Most Advanced Responsive Front-end Framework from ZURB

Foundation | The Most Advanced Responsive Front-end Framework from ZURB Responsive design gets a whole lot faster for users. It’s now crazy fast for designers and engineers to code and learn too.

15 August 2014 Â· 1 min Â· 32 words

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The way to mitigate these unintended effects is to replace Personas with models that enable cohesive stories. These models are called Characters . What would make sense for the brain is a believable story which explains that purchase. This is what we can use Characters for. A Character is someone who: Has anxieties & motivations. Experiences purchase-progress events. Encounters purchase-progress situations. (via Replacing Personas With Characters — Medium )

13 August 2014 Â· 1 min Â· 69 words

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As ilustrações com teor crítico de Pawel Kuczynski

28 July 2014 Â· 1 min Â· 8 words

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Size templates for Twitter images. (via Baixe modelos de imagens para o Twitter )

28 July 2014 Â· 1 min Â· 14 words

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“UI design starts with words.” (via How Do You Design Interaction? | Smashing Magazine )

28 July 2014 Â· 1 min Â· 15 words

🔗 JSON Generator – tool for generating random JSON data

JSON Generator – tool for generating random JSON data We’ve all faced the problem of lack of information in our app. All interfaces seem lifeless and empty. Debugging with no data is also not simple. I think that each of us has at least once in their lives created a bunch of files with JSON data, but they were just one object propagated without unique fields. JSON Generator was created in order to help with this. It provides an opportunity generate any data and in any quantity. Edit template, click “Generate” and you’re done. ...

28 July 2014 Â· 1 min Â· 136 words

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Knowing how to not give a shit doesn’t mean you never give a shit about anything. It just means that when you give a shit, it’s voluntary. You have a reason. (via The elegant art of not giving a shit )

25 July 2014 Â· 1 min Â· 41 words

📜 for each desired change, make the change easy (warning: this may be

for each desired change, make the change easy (warning: this may be hard), then make the easy change. Kent Beck

3 July 2014 Â· 1 min Â· 20 words

🔗 The philosophy of great customer service | Derek Sivers

The philosophy of great customer service | Derek Sivers (Actually, I prefer the term “client care”, since “client” implies a relationship, instead of “customer”, which is transactional. But I’ll use the normal term instead of confusing things by using mine.) You can afford to be generous The customer is more important than the company Customer service is a profit center Every interaction is your moment to shine Lose every fight Rebelliously right the wrongs of the world

29 June 2014 Â· 1 min Â· 77 words

📜 Treat people at the end of the relationship like it’s the beginning,

Treat people at the end of the relationship like it’s the beginning, and there won’t be an end. Tony Robbins

29 June 2014 Â· 1 min Â· 20 words

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(via Copa do Mundo e sua relação com Design. | Leandro Soler )

25 June 2014 Â· 1 min Â· 13 words

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(via Logo da copa do Mundo no Brasil em 2014. Como e quando foi criado. | Matutando )

25 June 2014 Â· 1 min Â· 18 words

🔗 10 Surprising Pricing Strategies That Can Boost Sales

10 Surprising Pricing Strategies That Can Boost Sales Similarity can cost you sales Utilize price anchoring The secrets of Weber’s Law Reduce pain points in the sales process Reframe the product’s value Bundle commonly bought items Sweat the small stuff Appeal to utility or pleasure It’s either free or it isn’t Try out an old classic: ending prices with the number 9 Emphasize time spent vs. saved Never compare prices without a reason Utilize the power of context Test different levels of pricing Keep prices stupidly simple

18 June 2014 Â· 1 min Â· 87 words

🔗 Documenting in Xcode with HeaderDoc Tutorial | Ray Wenderlich

Documenting in Xcode with HeaderDoc Tutorial | Ray Wenderlich When Xcode 5 and iOS 7 were announced, a small addition was mentioned that most people might have missed: HeaderDoc. (…) In addition, Xcode parses HeaderDoc-style comments behind the scenes to automatically present your documentation in quick look panels.

18 June 2014 Â· 1 min Â· 48 words

🔗 StrongLifts 5×5: A Simple Workout To Get Stronger

StrongLifts 5Ă—5: A Simple Workout To Get Stronger Stronglifts 5Ă—5 uses five free weight compound exercises: the Squat, Bench Press, Deadlift, Overhead Press and Barbell Row. You do three of these exercises each workout, three times a week, for about 45 minutes per workout. You Squat every workout, three times a week. See also: Everything You Know About Fitness Is a Lie

18 June 2014 Â· 1 min Â· 62 words

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(via The Apollo Planner – The Planner ) Introducing the Apollo Planner, a beautifully simple daily planner that delivers powerful productivity and real results.

15 June 2014 Â· 1 min Â· 24 words