My side project is Graphical Cooking – a new way to display cooking recipes. I've been redesigning my favourite recipes and some classics as beautiful infographics. Check it out here: http://graphicalcooking.co/

We built a way to connect people for 10 minutes of one-on-one advice: http://www.officehours.io. It’s a handy way to access some quick insights.

I'm working on a bot that tells puns... it's called Pun Bot... I know, it's dumb. Right now it's kinda working on Slack: http://punbot.com/

I've been working on a new video portal for leaning all things web development. It's called the DevDojo: https://devdojo.com

The cool thing is I get to learn about cool new technologies at my day job and then relay all the things I've learned in my videos :)

I'm working on a small website giving essential travel information—http://citadela.io

I've been steadily working on Heythere.ca A site dedicated to highlight the best of Canadian design and creativity. I usually interview some top talent every few weeks, and then do smaller blog posts daily.

http://heythere.ca

I'm working on an eCommerce solution called, "VendoMarket". I've been frustrated by the available options for my own online shop, so I am simultaneously working on VM and doing a redesign. When it's done, I'll open-source it for the developer-minded folks and I'll create a hosted solution for people who don't feel like dealing with servers.

I have spent the last year and a half writing "Tragic Design: The True Impact of Bad Design and How to Fix It

It all started with this Medium post: How Bad UX Killed Jenny

It has been quite a journey, there is a huge difference between a Medium article and a whole book but its taught me to think deeper and to back up what I write with supporting arguments and examples.

I really hope it achieves the goal of getting the attention of designers to think about ethics in design and where design is badly needed.

P.S. If youre interested in hearing more on the topic and get alerts about the book launch, you can sign up for my newsletter here: http://tragicdesign.us10.list-manage1.com/subscribe?u=b2a9f2c796e250794d7fae7de&id=f9eaf83819

I recently finished 100 for 100, an email newsletter turned book:

And now I've started Shape.Cool, a podcast on the stories and cultures behind designers. Here are the first two episodes:

1. Ayan Daniels – Being a Young, Black, Woman in Design at Google
2. Dan Park – Across Countries and Creative Disciplines

I have always wanted build iOS apps. Mid March this year I set out to build 10 iOS apps, I am working on 7th. I hope to be done with all 10 before July.

I built themacindex.com last few weeks. I always have a habit of comparing prices of any Apple products in different countries, just in case I can get currency advantage at a country I'm visiting. So I decided to take a crack at it.

My side project is Abito, a free WordPress theme and you can use it for blog or portfolio websites.

You can find it here: http://abito.fedeweb.net/.

Please let me know what do you think :)

I'm working on a generative art project – Silk 2 for iOS: It's the app of my several-years-now side project, http://weavesilk.com.

Our side project is Otter, an app that reduces conflicts at schools by allowing students to resolve disputes on their own. We're currently piloting it at a charter school in East Palo Alto.

I'm not a designer by any stretch of the imagination, but I've been integrating what I learn here into the site. Thanks!

So many great ideas here! I'm working on too many side projects.

SwiftBits, Which is a Video Course that teaches the basics of Swift to complete beginners. It's different because it doesn't assume prior programming knowledge, you can take the whole course just from the lesson notes if you want, and you get mentorship and feedback from the course teacher: me. This is launching in a couple of days.

DesignRocket, which is a code name for a change in my freelancing where I work for a reduced rate or for free for Independent Artists and Designers. I want to work on really cool stuff, especially the creative kind of stuff that either impacts the world in a positive way, or is super artistic and silly. I'm also launching a podcast this week related to this.

I'm also working on refurbishing and improving Cheddar, which I recently bought, and Pendium, joint invoices for collaborating Freelancers, which enters beta this summer. I'm working on most of this stuff with my Designer Friend Daniel Mui, Who's a Gun of a designer.

I'm building an app for having Agile retrospective meetings. We have remote team members where I work, and after attending a conference and hearing about how we're not quite making them first-world citizens in our team, we just built one.

http://www.remoteretro.io

Also, a hugely experimental app for having a video chat room like a drop in room; you share the url, and whoever is around can log on. Works on some browsers (hey, I built it in one evening!), and chrome on mobiles (not sure about iOs, but probs defs Android)

https://remoteroundtable.herokuapp.com/

(Heroku is great for staging ideas... before paying for a server for them!)

I've been building Polidex, a site which helps Australians keep track of their politicians. I've been making the site with React, which has been a fun learning experience. The site uses some public data sources for it's info, so it's been an interesting challenge integrating external resources with my design. You can take a look at Polidex

I've been giving free workshops on Sketch, prototyping tools, and UI animation in San Francisco. They're called Sketch Together. Join us if anyone is interested in learning cool stuff :)

I am working on http://getlaps.com, opened closed beta, fixing bugs / ux issues = usual weekend.

I am working on a minimal desktop app for medium.com. MediumDesk extends medium.com’s experience to desktops. It is built with no intention to modify/replace any experience. I ❤︎ Medium as it is. But a desktop app can do a few little things that a web app can’t and it gives a permanent home for Medium in my desktop. That is what MediumDesk is for. Every new feature will be selected based on this question : “Would Medium do it, If they built a desktop app?”.

https://github.com/sivragav/mediumdesk

My side project is a daily icon diary for the 2016 year. I've been creating a icon a day, based upon something relevant to my life, in hopes to practice design and technique. See it here at: www.365cons.com.

Font Pair (fontpair.co) - It helps creative people pair fonts together. All the fonts are Google Fonts so they are free and easy to download and test out. I am currently developing the second version of the site now! I'm jacked its going to be awesome.

Thanks for asking! :)

I'm currently:

• Redesigning my website Creatix.io

• Redesigning my actual side project, a business-focused blog for freelancers, Freelance Jump

• Creating more videos for my YouTube Channel

Also, I'm really diggin a lot of projects in this thread! Keep on creating!

I'm working on a Web Design Inspiration Gallery

http://web3inspiration.com/

I'm actively developing https://fromscratch.rocks, a super simple note taking app with as minimal a ui as possible and autosaving notes. releasing a new version soon that has (hidden until you need it) note-folding.

I occasionally work on my Zelda-like (Nes/Snes) in-browser action RPG engine to get better at pure JavaScript, so no use of pre-built engines or frameworks like JQuery.

If not that, I'm trying to stream video games, design and art on Twitch!

This is pretty experimental for me (I'm not even really a designer, I just like reading here), but I'm making this notebook thingy: http://1rick.github.io/paperkanban/

I have two:

One is a modern webring: https://hotlinewebring.club Anyone can join for free! The other is an app you can subscribe to Github pull requests: http://pullfeed.co

We are working on https://craycases.com (thin iPhone cases). Launched MVP beginning of the month, we received enough traction to justify rebranding the website.

I recently finished writing my first Slack app Emogiphy which turns emoji into GIFs. The images making up the GIF on the landing page was my first time using Sketch. Now I'm writing a tutorial on testing AngularJS apps.

Being a recent college graduate without an agency job yet, I've been keeping myself busy with a lot of freelance and side projects. Currently, I'm working on...

• A Snapchat filter marketing service right now. I'm currently building the marketing site for it and organizing some college friends to help me design filters while I focus on lead generation.

• A simple tower defense game, because college friend wants to experiment with game design—so why not?

That said, I'm always looking for things to work on if anybody needs any help/feedback! Excited to see what everyone else is up to.

My side project is new app to discover the best attractions, guides and itineraries of the world. – We want help people living memorable days. We've already released an app for android and itunes, if you want to try it and giving us feedback would be great. The app is called Blink - Travel guide or you can visit https://www.blinktravel.guide/

My side project is Truffle, a graphic design lifestyle brand: http://thisistruffle.com. After working all day on screen, it is nice to run a physical product project at home! It has also been a fun way to learn about marketing and the challanges entrepreneurs face.

Currently, I am trying to write two Sketch plugins

1. One of them brings in a kind of version control via Dropbox and Google Drive without having to sync the entire Sketch file.
2. Another allows a user to choose a layer -> enter Cmd + T -> select a symbol to convert a layer into the selected symbol. I believe it will just speed things up.

Hope to release both of them next week.

Some great projects here. Already bookmarked a few.

My second side project Dayzzie.com just launched today(no mobile stylesheet yet - but not built for a mobile audience). It's a really basic site where you can download a new high res texture everyday. I built it to force me to return to using my DSLR.

http://dayzzie.com/

My blog/photoblog ( http://paulstamatiou.com/photos ) is my continual side project. From working on a new article, to redesigning the photo collection section, or making a photoset from a recent trip, it's not often that a weekend passes that I don't spend time on it in some form. Keeps me sane!

I'm running Sketch Talk – a friendly Sketch app Community. I started it about a year ago and am constantly working on it, redesigning and tweaking the experience. It has been a super learning experience for me, as it involves community building, technical aspects, "growth hacking" and a bit of marketing — all things I didn't know much about when I got started. It is a very rewarding site to have. Not very stressful and a pleasure to see all those people help each other! Check it out: http://sketchtalk.io/

Just bought Puretrancefm.com and will build a podcast streaming service focused on electronic music.

Also, I'm producing music, which is sort of a project: https://soundcloud.com/martin-leblanc-eigtved/solarcoaster

Hey guys, I'm working on Webstash — Webstash surfaces the most beautiful websites, every day. It's a place for webdesign enthusiasts to admire today's best designs.

You can leave your email right here: www.websta.sh so I can notify you when Webstash launches :)

I built CardShare, which allows you to share contact information via QR codes similar to the way Snapchat does it.

Enjoy!

http://jackstonedev.com/portfolio/cardshare/

I'm working on a chatbot related with sneakers: http://sneakerbits.com

An Android game, helped me learn some Blender in the process.