Web Design: Hats Off

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Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip

Design/UX/product

How to make a “user-centred” resume [uxplanet].

InVision’s unveiled a new tool, Studio, which they say is the world’s most powerful screen design tool [invisionapp].

Game Theory

News/business

An AI learned to play (and be very good at) Go, without any help from humans [quantamagazine]. “In a panic, they tried to pull the plug.”

Looks like Facebook and Google actively helped an anti-refugee campaign in swing states in the United States 2016 election [bloomberg].

Turns out the world of internet mattress sales is super cut-throat and intense [fastcompany].

The Startup Way [producthunt] is Eric Ries’ new book on how modern companies use entrepreneurial management for growth and culture transformation.

Another book: Step-by-Step LinkedIn Growth Hacks for 2017 [book.bamf.media].

An intro to Be Themes’ 280-strong WordPress theme supply [sitepoint].

Hats Off

Everything else

Elon Musk’s Boring Company released a product! It’s a hat, everyone in the world thinks it’s really funny, and I’m kinda annoyed because I genuinely thought this was satire for most of the day [boringcompany]. It made for a confusing return to the Versioning helm.

Lots of Google Pixel 2 reviews came out today and this one from The Verge is quite good. The phone also sounds quite good [theverge].

Not so good - the keyboards of recent MacBooks [theoutline].

If your keyboard allows, here are five tips to getting the most out of your macOS app launcher [thesweetsetup].

Uber is now teaching you how to sign, so you can start a conversation with your driver in American Sign Language [ubersignlanguage].

SolarBeat [whitevinyldesign] provides music courtesy of the orbits of bodies in the solar system.

Finally, if you’d prefer to explore the solar system (rather than just listen to it), Google Maps will now let you do that [google].

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Hello, it's me, Adam! I'm back! I got married! It was great!
I hope your last few weeks went as well as mine - though don't feel too bad if they didn't.

At least on the newsletter front, you were well-catered to. A big shout-out to Joel for taking over the reins, he did a fantastic job. Not too fantastic though, right? Like, it's still nice that I'm back? Yeah, thought so. Thanks Joel!

Anyway, I'll be back with more tomorrow(!), assuming Google doesn't train an AI to do this job for me by then, which is apparently a thing that can happen now.

Until then, I'll start working on the designs for the Versioning Hat. It'll be hilarious!