After using Figma for a year and switching back to Sketch I now appreciate simpler Figma's model. It was me after all ;)

What do you think of incorporating Disqus or FB comments?

Good design content in the Medium articles :) Here are my pain points:

• The opening photo of a sculpture makes your site initially look like a travel blog
• "Scroll for more love" is a bizarre phrase to use. Are you loving the user somehow with your presentation? Same for "Send some love." Are you looking for emails with <3 <3 <3?
• A Black PDF is difficult to read, especially if it's printed by an interviewer.
• The generic photos of the case studies could be more relevant.

For the price it's a great tool, but the snapping engine is clunky compared to Adobe Illustrator.

Looks very useful. The actual value proposition starts at "Publish Faster." Everything above that, like the B&W photos of people, looks like filler content.

Apple basically recommends the same pattern on iOS: https://developer.apple.com/design/human-interface-guidelines/ios/bars/tab-bars/

Check out this awesome pattern that treats the hamburger menu as an overflow https://codepen.io/chriscoyier/pen/GJRXYE

Great work. With perspective tools I'd be willing to pay for it.

Good looking site.

• The image above the "A bit about me" appears like a case study, so it's easy to miss. You could tuck those about paragraphs into an accordion under your intro statement.

• I also clicked on the the "Olo Responsive Redesign" after getting scrolled to it. If a case study isn't ready don't publish it. Or put it at the bottom of the stack.

• Entire case study tile could be clickable.

Thanks for sharing. Your Chrome plugin is great.. but your landing page doesn't explain the convenience of the concept. Also, the name "Visual Inspector Studio" is really close to Microsoft's coding platform - is that intentional?

We're still using the floppy disk because we haven't found a better substitute.

100 years from now the icon may persist in a more abstract form and only a handful of experts will know how it came to be. This is how written language evolves.