A bird lover since he was a child, David Lindo aka the Urban Birder is on a mission to get everyone, particularly city-dwellers, better engaged with nature.
Source: Birdwatching? You can start in the city, says the Urban Birder
Category Archives: Helpful Tips
Why Chunking Content is Important (Video)
Chunking makes content easier to comprehend and remember. Chunking text help users understand the relationship between content elements and information hierarchy.
Fundamental design principles for non-designers
by Anna 4erepawko Mészáros Fundamental design principles for non-designers This one is for all the content creators out there who can’t afford to pay a professional designer, as well as for non-designers on a team where designers are always too busy to help. If you can follow these simple steps, I guarantee your designs will look better. This list was born out of years of observing my non-designer friends, family and colleagues struggle with designing things they need in their everyday life. P
My Dad, the Facebook Addict (2019) – YouTube
This is a fantastic watch. While it’s a little “out there”, there really are people like this. Be sure to watch all the way to the end for some really great advice!
Source: (YouTube: https://youtu.be/g2AtLh2mjNI)
Uniblab – Back to Work – YouTube
Why nobody ever wins that car giveaway at the mall
We had a hunch that no one ever actually wins those mall car giveaways. But we had no idea how deep the rabbit hole went… or who would end up with our data.
27 ways to spot click bait. Mind blown, then something amazing happened – theITbaby
Random musings on click bait articles.
Source: 27 ways to spot click bait. Mind blown, then something amazing happened – theITbaby
Rubberducking – via: Sketchplantations
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Long Hair In A Barbershop
Having long hair in a barbershop can be concerning. But the committed longhair should enter without fear, because barbershops are for beard trims.
Being an excellent designer vs. a perfect designer – Michael Dambold – Medium
It’s rough being a designer.
Source: Being an excellent designer vs. a perfect designer – Michael Dambold – Medium