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Best comment of 2019! :D

I found this few months back. Its really interesting. I took on a creating logo for a translation tool and its been amazing experience. Recommend to anyone who has a free time. :) Cheers!

I totally felt the same a while back, but as the process is getting more popular between companies it helps to rise salaries and resources devoted for design.

For me the whole process helps to find better arguments for design decisions. As well it adds layer of insurance for the company I work for, that a time and resources spent will be valuable enough for the end client. If research part is well documented it as well helps business people to understand their clients better and keeps discussions more user/people centric.

The thing I definitely don't like about all this process is the language. People who are new in UX and come from roles like project manager or "non-designer" roles, in my experience, tend to over-complicate language with buzz words to compensate their technical knowledge about implementation. This definitely damages communication between other departments, as others don't fell the possibility to participate in discussions.

Obviously in the end that all helps to tailor products and services that actually help people better and better. I would say that research process helps a lot, if done correctly.

This is really unexpected but then again solid move from Gravit, it would be hard to compete with Figma or Sketch.

I'm not sure how Corel have survived till this day, don't get me wrong - I started with Corel DRAW and its amazing tool, but industry is pushing other tools and its hard to fight with that.

Really nice. I love the timeline approach, it showcases that you are an active field expert.

I'm not totally sold to that project section, maybe you can find some more clever way to showcase those. I saw both of links to articles and product, but somehow that feels off, because you have to check both to have full impression of the work.

Resume should be reaaally brief summary of what your work history looks like + some small details skills, tools, clients and list of your links to social media.

This is one I made not so long ago, nothing big, clean and straight forward: https://mzemlickis.lv/mz-resume.pdf

Looks really amazing.

Im always curious about these mega packs and copyright. People pack material free resources and then ask money. There are no restrictions whatsoever?

Wish you guys all the luck. Design is real nice, good job Steve. Looking forward to see more stuff.