Great read!

Your UX/UI stuff looks good. You came to some decisions great, but why did you come to those decisions? Can you tell us more about the data that lead to your decisions? This helped me a lot: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R0v711LNYw8&t=1683s

Was design fellow Fall 2015. It was great getting to dive deeper in areas I wanted to improve as a product designer and enter a constant learning environment where everyone let go of their egos to level up. The founders are always there to support you and very passionate about what they do. Also, fellows are instantly tapped into a design family that lasts beyond the three months. Short term and long term works out great.

Went through the program, can confirm it's an amazing experience, great mentorship, activities. Refined all my rough edges. I leveled up 3x the speed it would of taken me elsewhere. The network is great too.

Hey Ben! Great to see you on here. Really interested on your view of design entrepreneurship.

What unique properties do you believe positions a design led startup over a traditional startup? How do you see them treat problem solving differently? What are design led advantages and disadvantages for a startup?

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I'm also a self-taught designer and still much to learn. What's the one thing you'd advise a self-learner about improving as a designer?

They took away align to artboard! AND why did the ios screen sizes get reduced so much?

As an entrepreneur and self-taught designer this is exactly what I do. I recommend this type of learning to style to anyone. Would add that having a broad understanding in advance is a good idea when it comes to coding and also having someone around who's more experienced to advise.

Also Rehash of minimum viable product were proud of