"See real-time location updates of your field force on FeetPort. Get detailed reports on the distance travelled by each field executive as he/she traverses from one customer’s location to another."

Everything that's wrong with today's work world in one app.

Now give me the damn Beta already. I'll pay any price you want.

"By stripping away reality and focusing on a futuristic world, your users will hyperdrive right into a land of possibilities."

Bla bla bla...

Love the colors!

Fair point – I should probably mention the existence of version control tools for Sketch. However, since I haven't used Abatract (or even seen it being used) in any production projects yet, my impression was that it isn't that widespread yet. On top of that, the point I'm trying to make in the article is that it's always a good idea to keep your work environment in order, even if you have tools that automate certain tasks and workflows for you.

In any case, sorry for making you cringe. ;)

Well-written considerations about a future that is already here, scary and exciting at the same time. Unfortunately it won't faze the vast majority of people who are mindlessly feeding the networks with ever more detailed information about themselves.

It's like discussing the latest Black Mirror season amongst a group of computer scientists and media theorists: They understand the implications of what they do online, and hence have (most likely) their guards up. But the majority of people on this planet doesn't, and they can't even fathom what could possibly go wrong with posting, tagging, logging and tweeting every aspect of their lives.

AI will influence our everyday life more and more. The big divide will run between those who learned how to manage and negotiate their relationship with the machines, and those who simply don't care.

Design Trend 2018: Fat UI

Artboard labels running into each other is kinda annyoing.. any chance to switch this off?

Heads up: When coming from your top Google result https://designit.com (without the www), I get an SSL error.

Otherwise awesome redesign! :)

When brogrammers come up with a tagline...