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Today, we’re launching Stores and Appointments—2 new commerce features connected to our all-in-one marketing platform designed to empower entrepreneurs to get online and sell their products or services. And, we’re making them free to get started. mailchimp.com/introducing-st…
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When schools closed a year or so ago today, everything changed for mothers. One year later, schools are by and large still closed or unstable. And we know remote learning is failing our children.
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“but people will learn how to use things if they’re consistent.”
“assuming technology, software & people never change, that works.”
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SpeedPerception is a study to understand what “slow” & “fast” mean to the human enduser: bit.ly/2adAeGD - help, take the challenge!
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"The last 10% of editing is the difference between something that's good and great." -@rands #webstock16
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RT @lynseythornton: How @Shopify is making UX a big part of employee onboarding bit.ly/1y1lYFL #UX #HR
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“The State of In-Car UX” by @gt medium.com/editors-picks/9de…
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“On J.C. Penney, Real-time Marketing, and Success Metrics” by @steveolson medium.com/online-politics/e…
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What's More Impressive? polarb.com/140235 @JeneticCode
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It’s a bit dark and it’s a bit sobering, but I wrote about my experiences of grief over the last year.
medium.com/this-happened-to-…
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Hard things to find around the world: @CarmenSandiego and a country without an Irish pub.
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Upcoming events for parents. Are you in? - eepurl.com/xvpGb
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Pretty neat how they created these icons with CSS only in one div
one-div.com
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2013 is all you. Retweet if you're in to make it a great year! #ColorRun #Happiest5K
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Good reminder: UX Is Not UI - bit.ly/UUVFHZ (via @userfocus)
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RT @pixelsavvy: Bringing #UX to the smart device world, “Designing for Context: The Multiscreen Ecosystem” ow.ly/c2mzf



















