Better than Tinyletter, imo. Disclaimer, I'm friends with the creator. But, I prefer it to TinyLetter primarily because I can write my newsletters in Markdown. And it gots scheduled emails. Basic analytics. And a really clean, minimalistic layout.

Worked on getting my website redesign deployed and running on S3, check it out! http://iheanyi.com

You can question what they say, but I really do not see why some people think that when women and/or people of color tell their stories of discrimination or harassment in the workplace that everybody tends to want to invalidate those stories and victim blame. Like people have so much time on their hands to make things up. Are you for real?

Eh, pretty basic. Still need to do some cleaning and updating with it, but here's mine: http://iheanyi.com/res/IheanyiResume2015.pdf

Oh God, are we talking about my first ever portfolio? It's so atrocious and I never finished it. On the other hand, while I'm still improving, I'd like to say that I've come a long way since 2011/2012. The beauty of before and after my design education.

Everlane Snap Backpack [https://www.everlane.com/collections/mens-backpacks/products/mens-twill-backpack-reverse-denim-black-leather] , because it's spacious and stylish. I get plenty of compliments on my backpack, I personally think these look better than Hershel's version. Referral Link for Everlane is here (https://www.everlane.com/r/vusm1c), if you do plan on purchasing one. :)

Mostly 50-50 to be honest. Sometimes developing takes more time than the designing, depending on the project.

http://iheanyi.com

This is the most recent re-design of my portfolio/blog. I just graduated college and I hope to do some freelancing while working a full-time job in order to pay off my student loans more quickly. :Majored in Computer Science and Design, although I do mostly full stack web development. Hopefully I'll be able to keep the site updated with new projects that I create, in addition to writing Rails + EmberJS tutorials.

Definitely not surprised given Microsoft's focus on mobile apps in recent times (not only WIndows apps). I'm excited to see how the app evolves in the future and congrats to the Sunrise Team!

Yep, I'm loving this grid to death. I'm using it for my personal website re-design and it makes things so much easier and faster.