This week, we recap last week's Fight Me poll results, cover some news on React and Firefox, answer a listener question about professional labels, review a listener's side project, and share a couple cool things.

Recap:

• "Stock vs. Third-Party Apps" Poll Results
• Pocket Casts
• Overcast
• Microsoft Outlook

News:

• "How are you getting prepared for Framer X?" from the Spectrum Framer Community
• React for Designers by Zach Johnston
• Meng To is considering a sequel to his own React for Designers (no relation)
• "Evolving the Firefox Brand"
• Instagram Icon Family from Brand New: "New Icon for Instagram Done In-house
• Office 2011 for Mac Icon Suite from Brand New: "Office for Mac Icons Get Tangled"
• Chevron Logo
• Note: Marshall is dumb and said "The Fox Is Black" when he was probably thinking of Watch Dogs or something.

Listener Question:

• @CrowCrane asks: "In the world of product design, I’ve found it’s often difficult to define your roll. Who am I?!"
• Got your own questions? Ask us on Twitter or Spectrum!

Side Project Review:

Note: Because digital design is ephemeral, the project linked below may no longer match the version we reviewed on the podcast. Just a heads-up :)

• frontend.herokuapp.com/947191070">PodLink by Nathan Gathright
• Note: Marshall is dumb and said "bounce light" when the actual thing is called "ambient illumination".
• Got your own side project you want reviewed? Tell us about it on Twitter or Spectrum!

One Cool Thing:

• Brian shared "The Bullshit Web" and "The Cost of Javascript"
• Marshall shared "Dissect Podcast" by Cole Cuchna

Design Details on the Web:

• Join the conversation on Spectrum
• Leave us a review on iTunes
• We are @designdetailsfm
• Brian is @brian_lovin
• Marshall is @marshallbock

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