We're running a tribute at WeTransfer today. ♥️

Yesterday we launched the second season of the project we're running together with our film studio in London and WeTransfer. I'm very proud to have worked on this beautiful website and I hope you'll enjoy the second season even more than what we launched last year.

Lovely design! Having this all on one page makes for a very pleasant and fast user experience. I found everything I wanted to know very quicky. :)

Would have liked a quick conversion to euros/dollars, but that's just a small detail.

It's so weird to see this changed back all of a sudden. The entire interface feels a bit off now. The font sizes seem a bit out of sync or something?

Hi Drew, thank you so much for taking the time to answer our questions. Your work and especially the way you has been really inspiring to me when I was working on side projects. You're really awesome, man.

As to my question: When I'm working on something on the side I typically run into smaller and bigger problems along the way. This is of course completely normal when you're working on a project no matter how big or small the project is. However, I find that with side projects it's sooo easy to give up. What advice do you have that might help me combat what is probably a lack of motivation to push through all the small problems?

Thanks!

Really like the way this looks, Zachary! :) The yellow works so well with the big black typography.

I was wondering: How do you pull the data for the 'now reading' section? Thanks!

Thanks John! Using Ghost really was a great experience. :)

For the past couple of weeks I've been working on creating the all-new Gibbon blog. The previous version was running on a file-based CMS, but we've now made the transfer to Ghost. I'll try to write a blogpost next week how the site was designed and built, but I can already tell you it's been designed with the new look and feel of Gibbon in mind.

My colleague Petar wrote this blogpost that really helped me get setup with Sublime Text, which can be quite overwhelming for some.