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379: Shipping Personal Projects

Podcast |: Design Details
Publisher |: Spec
Media Type |: audio
Podknife tags |: Design,; Interview,; Product Development,; Society & Culture,; Technology
Categories Via RSS |: Arts,; Design,; Technology
Publication Date |: Jan 06, 2021
Episode Duration |: 00:31:35

Description
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This week, we talk through our playbook for shipping personal projects. In The Sidebar, we weigh the tradeoffs of building an online persona. Should designers thought lead?

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The Sidebar:

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In this week's Sidebar, Karl asks: Where do you both land on the idea of having a web presence that is focused on showcasing your opinion versus showcasing your work?

Follow up:

We reflect on our 2020 goals, and think about the year ahead. Listen to our 2020 goals episode from a year ago.

2020 goals:
- Marshall: ship a SwiftUI app, update personal website
- Brian: Write more, revenue generating side project
2021 Goals:
- Marshall: Be more like Ted Lasso whenever possible
- Brian: Shifting creation:consumption ratio

Tweets:

Keaton Taylor asked for an example of the variant grid in Figma that Marshall uses. Here's Marshall's sample file.
Gabriel Valdivia made concept show art, among many other podcasts. We dig!

Main topic:

Michael Knepprath asks: Do you have a checklist you run through when launching new products or features? Also, is Product Hunt as important as it used to be for this?

Check out lily dex on the App Store!

Cool Things:

Brian shared Darkroom, a fantastic iOS, iPadOS, and now macOS application for editing your photos.
Marshall shared the iFixIt Pro Tech Toolkit, a wonderful set of tools for getting into the meat of your electronics.

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