Hello again! 👋 I hope your 2023 is off to a wonderful start. I just turned 30, and with the celebration and the start of a new year and decade of my life, it felt like it was time to collect and share the tools I plan to use throughout the
Hello again! 👋 Phew, life has been busy lately! Since last publishing, I’ve gotten married, completed my first five months at Webflow, and have been thinking a lot about where and how I want to spend my time to continue to share with all of you. With so much changing
Hello again! 👋 Wow, it's been a busy few months, but I haven't forgotten about this newsletter! Since my last publish, I've joined the talented team at Webflow, helping to build out the company's design system. It's a big challenge, but
Hello again! 👋 I’m thankful to have gotten a little rest and recharge in this past week, as I just recently had my last day working with the talented team at Twitter. I’m happy to be writing again today and can’t wait to share what’s next for
Hello again! 👋 The last few weeks have been especially tough and especially heavy. I hope this newsletter finds you well and that a little bit of fun and nerdy Figma talk can bring you some happiness today. At last month’s Config 2022, the Figma team announced a new feature
Hello again! 👋 This may be a personal record for the fastest I’ve ever written a newsletter, but that’s because the opening keynote for Figma’s Config 2022 just wrapped up and so many of the latest announcements have me feeling excited! In case you missed the keynote, or
Earlier this month, I shared a change that I recently made when it comes to working and creating components for others to use within Figma. The change? I'm no longer relying so heavily on base components to create published components. If you're unfamiliar with this idea,