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What's in your product design arsenal? Tools (obvi Figma): • whimsical.com: Prefer it to Figjam for rapid ideation and flow mapping • lottiefiles.com: Lottie for animations • getstark.co: Stark for accessibility checks • loom.com: For sharing prototype walkthroughs with fellow teammates • getkap.co: Screen recordings for product design case studies and decks Pattern libraries: • mobbin.com: My discovery go-to—all the key UX flows from hundreds of apps across all devices (can also check out pageflows.com + refero.design) • ui8.net: All the design resources you can imagine, from UI kits to illustrations to decks—primarily for inspo + discovery • adele.uxpin.com: Design systems repo Newsletters: • growth.design: Incredible newsletter and site with tons of growth design case studies with a side of fun comics • figmalion.com: Curated collection of design resources that keeps me up to date with the latest design tools and Figma news
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I'm trying to keep it to minimal toggl for timetracking for legacy clients mobbin for inspiration which is a part of my process almost daily telegram for comms
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Love Toggl as well, have switched from hourly to project-based pricing, but have used it a ton in the past. Mobbin just keeps getting better, though I believe refero has some international apps that mobbin doesn't... I applaud your TG patience 👏
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TG is not that bad when you set it up, utilizing folders and pinning chats
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777 $degen
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