I use a handful of tools. I think the one I use the most is build. Io. It basically scrapes a page and creates a figma design from a webpage. It’s useful if I’m planning on building a test or creating a new page that requires me to bring elements from other pages.
It cuts my workload in 1/2.
There are so many plugins for figma that it is hard to switch to anything else.
UX designers use figma to create mockups that front end developers use to make landing pages.
It’s not just developers. I’m in web marketing and I’m expected to do front end work including creating figmas and writing code. This is along with my regular duties as a marketer.
PopOS is fun. Mint is pretty good too.
I’m in marketing. And AI has been great at coming up with new ideas.
Ahhhh suburbia makes it very tough to have bus service
Are there no buses where you live?
If you apply for Microsoft, you gotta say bing-fu.
I’ll def give it a try again. I manage website performance and run AB tests and have to chop my own images. So it’s not terribly demanding. So maybe it can help me transition
I actually haven’t used Gimp for at least 2 years so I might try it again. My work gives me adobe CC so I use it there. I wouldn’t mind trying it again for personal.
I know adobe is the devil, but you simply can’t beat PS for UX and UI. Even their hot keying is far better than GIMP(back in the day, maybe).
Gimp is terrible. The UX is bad, the whole project just seems like an afterthought
What are you even talking about?!?! There is so much uranium in the world. Even if we completely switched over to nuclear power and without improvements in Nuclear tech, our sun would have fizzled out and we still would have uranium left.
Uranium is more abundant than silver and we don’t need much to power a nuclear reactor.
I like how people take Fukushima and Chernobyl as examples for disasters. Please go look up how many people have died from those disasters. Please go check. I’ll wait.
Chernobyl: 2 Fukushima: 0
Keep in mind that Chernobyl was built in the 50s with 50s tech it never maintained during the USSR era.
Fukushima did not anticipate a tsunami. Because of the Fukushima disaster we know have new protocols to improve future nuclear builds. If anything Fukushima is a prime example how safe a nuclear reactor can be even when the worst scenario happens.
I know zero coding and trying to query something in snowflake or big query is basically not accessible to me. This is basically a cheat code for me.
From a person who does zero coding. It’s a godsend.
Except a 12 year old Mac isn’t supported by Apple anymore and will likely be riddled with vulnerabilities. You could just load Linux on it since it’s probably an Intel based chipset.
Doctors hate him for this one simple trick!
I don’t remember what it was called. I was in grade school. I just remembered it was the funniest thing.
I remember there was a virus that had a tiny cat on the screen and it would chase your mouse cursor. Once it catches your mouse cursor, the computer would crash. It was freaking awesome.
Sorry, wrong name. https://www.builder.io/blog/ai-figma
It’s free.