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The book cover for “Simply More” a book by Cynthia Erick

8/10 ✨

#Booksky

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Done! 8.75/10 ✨

Big fan of Mutya and have such a more profound respect for her after listening to/reading this

Screenshot of a Spotify interface that displays the cover art and progress of the audiobook “Real Girl” by Sugababe Mutya Buena

Started my 2026 reading goal a day early and “out of sequence” #booksky

Thank you!!!

ONLY if they treat her like Sable in the 90s (no bumps) 🤣

Screenshot from the GoodReads app showing the completion of a reading challenge for 2025. The goal reached was 5 books.

The completion of reading “Leslie ‘Fucking’ Jones” also marked the end of my reading challenge for the year!

And yes, I know I’m using “that app” for tracking so if there are any alternatives THAT HAVE ADEQUATE UX, I welcome the suggestions. ✨

#Booksky

That what I’ve been reading from all of the reviews! While I don’t regret purchasing the physical copy, I wish I would have seen that audiobook version to engage with first.

The cover of the autobiography “Leslie Fucking” Jones on a wooden coffee table taken from above during an overcast day.

9/10 ✨

One of the best autobiographies I’ve ever read. I look forward to revisiting this in audiobook form, I’ve heard amazing things about it.

#Booksky

Valid question 🤣

Screenshot of the album “Bloom” by Durand Bernarr which was called out as the album I listened to most this year.

❤️❤️❤️

The album is a MASTERPIECE @durandbernarr.bsky.social

Just started using FigmaMake and it’s wild how you have to prompt it to maintain the integrity of the design ☠️ #UXSky #ProductDesign

The book “Cher: The Memoir pt. One” on a wooden coffee table in low lighting

8.5/10

An overall great read, slow in parts but still captivating. Reading this memoir provided great context as to why she’s such a badass. #Booksky

The Best Designers Are Not Talking About Design Anymore Why do the designers we look up to seem to talk less about design — and more about everything else?

The best designers are more present with their own lived experience, not just those they are designing for.

The Best Designers Are Not Talking About Design Anymore medium.com/design-pulse...

If she gets a wildcard. It would be great to see her on a GS court again in some capacity (Doubles? Mixed? 👀).

I was having a conversation with someone about office set-ups and then it dawned on me: I haven’t used more than a laptop and trackpad for the past ten years. 😬

Of course I just spent two hours debugging a component only to find out that the issue was nested with ANOTHER component. 🤣🤣🤣

I love design. ❤️✨

#UXDesign #UX #ProductDesign

If I can glean one thing from what seems to be never-ending layoffs in the tech space, Its the hope that folx really analyze and adjust how much of their identity they allow to be wrapped up into their professional duties.

As an alternative: Apple would be better off acquiring UX folx who aspired to work at Spotify but were either rejected or laid off within the last 3-5 years.

I saw the same thing and it didn't surprise me at all (sadly). 5-years (a hypothetical figure, of course) of experience pre-pandemic doesnt mean the same as it does present day. -- Id also add that this is indicative of the current state of design mentorship/leadership within organizations.

The air quality is amazing, too!

Slow and steady always wins. ♉️

Same! I will be more consistent using this app

FRIEND!!!!!!!!! ❤️

Just making sure the sky is still blue over here...

"Big job titles dont automatically equate to: experience, maturity, or character"

Hot Take: Companies arent getting enough "demand letters" from folx who use their platforms to take UX as serious as they should.

Carlos Alcaraz becomes the youngest man to win back to back Roland Garros titles since Rafa Nadal.

Rafa Nadal (2005 - 2006).

𝐂𝐚𝐫𝐥𝐨𝐬 𝐀𝐥𝐜𝐚𝐫𝐚𝐳 (𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟒 - 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟓).

Legacy. 🇪🇸

COCO GAUFF WINS HER SECOND CAREER MAJOR TITLE 🏆

How ‘Empathy’ in Tech Became a Cover for Extraction How the language of empathy became a tool for extraction — and how designers can reclaim it

Nothing but facts in this article:

medium.com/design-bootc...

#UX #UXSky