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The Digital Designer

Aaron Cecchini-Butler

Product design and design systems best practices / Figma tips / Interviews / Stories / Hot takes

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3 years ago

Are we even affording right?

Affordances, signifiers, hierarchy

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A common example of affordance are “Norman doors.” The idea is, a door affords a certain action, such as opening, or closing. However, if the perceived affordanc...

3 years ago

Designing a scalable portfolio

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Like most designers, I’ve spent a lot of time working on my portfolio. And then deleting it and doing it over again.

Building out your portfolio can feel daunting. There are a huge number of choices and...

3 years ago

Things I’m Thankful For

The Design Edition

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Listen, I’ve never been great at the gratitude thing. I’ve mastered “cynical,” but haven’t perfected “thankful.” So, in honor of the time of year where I’m forced to do my best, I’...

4 years ago

Preparing for layoffs as a designer

It’s going to be okay

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The news of the layoffs at Twitter was tough. And I feel bad for the huge number of talented people who are now unemployed.

That being said, layoffs happen at companies of...

4 years ago

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