yep—which is why a friend of mine and I built Meld.so! It's a bit rough and we haven't been posting to it regularly cause we've been dealing with some day-job stuff! But it's there and ready for designers and developers alike.

Oh, and we'll moderate it.

This is so neat!

In case you're wondering, Collins is the studio that helped:

Collins – Twitch

Invision is just quite honestly a poorly made product. Tons of weird issues and poor UX, especially at scale. Plus, it's insanely expensive. You only get 3 projects for $15/mo. Wtf.

Looks nice—but the floating object drop-shadows are pretty intense!

Be able to defend the design that you make.

Got it.

Looks like a drop shadow.

...and tbh, since it's on all the elements (image, logo) on that carousel, I think it might be a styling mistake.

Here's a few that I enjoy for design:

1. Desk of Tobias van Schneider: Great ideas and information directly from Tobias every so often. Scroll to the bottom of his website to sign up.

2. Minimum Viable Publication: a nice digest of resources and articles from all over the web.

3. Hey Designer: Weekly: another nice digest of resources and ideas, covering design, development, and more.

Here's a quick list of business-y newsletters that I find really valuable as a designer, even though they aren't design specific:

1. Hustle Co.: One of my favorite daily breakdowns about the tech-world at large. Not the prettiest, but presented in an entertaining way. Disclaimer: that's my personal referral link for them (I like free stickers.) Click here for their basic website.

2. Capital Minded: This is a newer one, but off to a great start. Nice design and well curated information.

3. Angel List Weekly: A surprisingly nice newsletter straight from the source talking about industry trends and more. Bonus: showcases startups that are hiring at the bottom.

4. Tim Ferris' 5 Bullet Fridays: Just five quick bullet points to think about through the weekend. Delievered every friday.

Wait. DOTA?