GrapesJS - open source tool very similar to Webflow. Not quite as refined, although in some ways more powerful. --> https://grapedrop.com/

Appreciate your steady and patient method for onboarding testers. I'm happy to try Hadron with my app design process when you're ready!

Thank you for making this helpful tool, Ivan! Would you share an overview of your team's Notion pages? I'd find your setup very inspiring!

Why not keep everything the same and add a quick description of your company above the search bar? This would add a bit of context to the searching situation. For example: "We are Present Plus, a premiere London and Amsterdam creative agency focused on solving the critical design problems of our digital age. What else would you like to know?"

Fascinating offering and seamless website. Each section seemed to flow into the next. With calls to explore further around every corner of the site, and rich text/imagery teasing the user on, the minimal and well laid-out design allows the content to shine and makes discovering the product easy.

This is brilliant for clearing up code definitions. I'd like to see more along these lines for every language.

This article is a good example of how important brand marks are, especially in the instant-gratification nature of this digital age. While an app can't thrive without high functionality, an app won't be easily found without an icon that says "hey, pick me, I'm brilliant."

This debate about the justness of Eich's separation from Mozilla really boils down to whether people believe sex/gender identity is based on a foundation of genetics and reinforced by societal norms, or if individuals hold that sex/gender is rooted in the conventions of society and only backed up by biological faculties. Does man define himself or was he predefined? In the light of the one, Eich looks like a rational person for supporting a traditional, nature-inspired view of marriage, in the context of the other, Eich appears to be a monster for supporting a view of marriage that excludes access for a people-group.

The important discussion here is not whether or not consequences resulted from Eich's speech, but rather about the justness of those reactions.