Hey y'all! Time for an #introduction 👋
I am a serial "first designer" at startups - mostly B2B. I love making building the _right_ thing easy by establishing sustainable and user-centered design practices from the earliest stage of a company.

I'm joining this mastodon because it seems y'all enjoy sharing deep thoughts on design without making #DesignTwitter your whole life 😉

Other things to know about me: I'm visually impaired, play guitar, and love my two little chihuahuas so much 🥰

RT @LogoArchive
DSB (Danish State RailwayS) Brand System by Niels Hartmann & Jens Neilsen, DSB design director, 1970.

Discover more Danish logos at http://logo-archive.org

#logos #branding #logodesign #designhistory #graphicdesign #logodesign #designtwitter

RT @reg_inee
Whose hiring user researchers? #designtwitter
Please RT for reach.

Dear #DesignTwitter, I will be closing the program at UX Copenhagen on March 23-24 with a keynote on a subject that is dear to my heart: Designers' responsibility towards the planet, and imagining a toolkit for future-proofing our survival.

Looking for alternative patterns for nested table rows, or how to handle them in a more accessible manner.

#DesignTwitter

An honest #introduction:

I'm no 10X #designer, I do not magically bring 0→1 products to life. I'm not a part of #designtwitter nor—thankfully—deemed worthy of it. I do not share #design threads describing my 'process'. I do not ask you to define your 'why' when you just want some work done.

Designers are overrated, especially those who overrate themselves.

I stay humble, anonymous and outside of any design cliques or drama.

Portfolio and more: https://linktr.ee/madewithjello

RT @damiencorrell: Today’s the day!

I’m over-the-moon excited to share some of the @figma FigJam brand updates we’ve started to roll out. Plus, a little typographic side quest 🤓

Yes, #designtwitter this is a thread... https://t.co/Zeg6pPxzhc

Since I've been taking a break on the bird site I've realize how much more "free" my mind is about things. I'm not trying to stay on top of what is happening on #designtwitter or feeling the need to post all the time. Makes you really take a step back and question other things that are always occupying your mind.

Shallow design takes is what I don’t miss from #designtwitter

RT @logohistories
A Dockside Bollard – Ben John and Ed Stone's 1965 logo for British Transport Docks Board. Read/subscribe at http://www.logohistories.com

#logos #branding #designhistory #designtwitter

RT @logohistories
New on Logo Histories: Rolling out a new identity – Robert Miles Runyan's 1970 logo for Crown Zellerbach.

Read/subscribe at http://www.logohistories.com

#logos #branding #designhistory #designtwitter #design

“New on Logo Histories: Rolling out a new identity – Robert Miles Runyan's 1970 logo for Crown Zellerbach.”

Read/subscribe: logohistories.com

#logos #branding #designhistory #designtwitter #design #vintage #70s #logodesign #retro #branding

→ Via https://twitter.com/logohistories/status/1610211669111672837?s=46&t=703B1fjAB5eeQJCVKwAUxQ

RT @logohistories
Next week on logo Histories: the story of Robert Miles Runyan's 1970 logo for Crown Zellerbach. Subscribe at http://www.logohistories.com

#logos #branding #designhistory #designtwitter #logodesign

RT @logohistories
Perspectives: The Trademark A Graphic Summation of Individuality – An article by Lester Beall, published in Trademark USA, 1968

Read here: https://extraissue.substack.com/p/the-trademark-a-graphic-summation

#branding #logodesign #designtwitter #graphicdesign

anyone from #designtwitter here?

Okay. Trying this again.

#DesignTwitter #DesignMastodon

RT @LogoArchive@twitter.com

The logos of American designer Philip Gips
Discover more American logos at http://logo-archive.org

#logos #branding #designhistory #designtwitter #logodesign

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/LogoArchive/status/1604114458669977600

The #designtwitter exodus has begun, starting with @joeyabanks.

The rest will follow...

Top #design #tip: When designing graphs for a document, frame them.

For example, put all the chart elements like the heading, explanation, axis, descriptors and chart itself on a rectangular grey background. Makes them look like part of a system instead of floating in space.

#designTwitter #layoutDesign #advice #designerd

#DesignTwitter #UX #design or something idk