I'm confused. Figma does have already handoff features. A developer can inspect a any part of the design for free. It's one of its advantages compared to sketch and other design tools.

What's the point of creating tool for that?

The Designers Guild facebook group is a very active community of different levels of designers with an active group of moderators. On topic news, Q&A, portfolio reviews and everything in between. I'm not a moderator nor affiliate, I'm just a happy member.

I love Lobste.rs mechanics https://lobste.rs/about

On Reddit, if you have low karma your posts get automatically flagged as spam. And a moderator need to flag it as no-spam.

But design ties very much with value proposition, business strategy and how customers perceive the brand. It’s the result of all those complex things, especially for big brands. Focusing on just the execution is short sighted and honestly not very valuable.

My point is the conversation cannot be just on deliverables. Btw in my opinion that Notify Me button in an accent colour is not really out of context considering the target audience, gamers.

Congratulation Jordan, you've just been nominated for the most useful comment of the year.

You could've said something about the announcement, how it feels the more cohesive compared to the others. Easier to understand what it is, it's value proposition and why you would want it. It looks like Apple is spending a fortune funding exclusive games. It makes the Google’s Stadia thing from last week look much smaller. Interesting is how much Apple emphasize the Mac and Apple TV.

But yeah, that Notify Me button..

Agree with you. Reported as garbage post that should be in a trashcan rather than on DN.

Another person who confused Designer News with the trashcan folder on their desktop. People keep putting their garbage in here..

I use raindrop.io but just for collecting, tagging and organising my links. It can organise images also but I haven't tried that functionality, I simply don't need it. You can try it to see if fits your needs.

Interestingly it's something I found myself doing it often lately. With a UX researcher or with a product owner and it's a very effective way to operate. But I never thought of it as pair design. I'm planning a session with one designer and some stakeholder locked in a room for few hours to wireframing. Nice thread by the way.