Nice article! I have another bad UX example that it is in the page but not written: a giant modal that covers half of the web page asking me to subscribe to its newsletter the first time in my life that I enter it.

The Final Empire (Mistborn I) by Brandon Sanderson and 100 Years of Solitude by Gabriel Garcia Marquez.

Cuánto tiempo llevo pensando en esto! Aquí en USA hay un montón de fuentes y contenido pero en español no hay nada, así que muy bienvenida tu iniciativa y enhorabuena Cris!

Yo personalmente le daría más bombo al contenido (que es muy interesante) que a la newsletter, aunque entiendo que es bueno desde el inicio obtener suscriptores.

Un saludo!

The eBag Professional Slim is the best purchase I've ever done. Using it for 2 years now and I couldn't be happier with it

Thank you! I'm not using the CMS because I have de Simple Plan. But I'm considering using it in future projects because its great :)

Thank you for the tip! Since my first language is Spanish, I still fail writing in English sometimes :)

Thank you for your feedback! I appreciate all the good words :)

And you are right about the 'affordable'. It was kind of a lost in translation. I think 'usable' is a better word and I've already changed it. Thank you so much!

You can fix that creating contexts (one can be your office and other one can be your home)

As a GTD user, I don't differentiate between personal and professional tasks, so I use Things for everything. What's the difference between personal projects (repairing your car) and professional ones (designing something)? Projects are always a set of tasks, so I don't understand the idea of separating them in different tools.

Location: Spain Title: UI / UX Designer Employer: Agency Salary: € 12k / 30€/h freelance (i'm doing almost 1 or 2 jobs monthly)

I studied a law degree and then i change my life to be a self-taught designer. I'm only 1 year of experience so i'm happy for now :)