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New generative AI products mean new higher prices for individual Adobe Creative Cloud customers, unless they downgrade to a version with fewer features. ... But it doesn't end there. In a move evocative of the latest season of Black Mirror, those who don't want to pay more

[…] As jobs push people to be automatons and often offer little in the way of respect, it’s easy to quietly quit. But perhaps, they’re not paying you enough to not care. Spending your days, day after day, not caring is a tragedy. They might not deserve your focus

I don’t like meetings. Not because I don’t like people, or having great conversations. On the contrary, some of my happiest times are chatting about geeky topics, or deep topics, or light topics, with amazing people. Having connections with others, talking to colleagues, meeting with friends, are all

A few weeks ago I wrote about iCloud’s “hide my email”. I’m now using it almost weekly, mostly with Safari’s auto-fill. It gives me a tiny sense of freedom after decades of spam abuse. Chris Coyier shared similar frustrations, and it got me thinking about the problem

Today, I want to share my complete read-later workflow and tools with you. It has proven itself time and again as a scalable solution that avoids the problem of an ever-growing backlog of things to read. Via marcel.io Though Marcel’s solution is a bit tongue-in-cheek, he’s onto

Yesterday a friend asked me to write for a private newsletter with a very short turnaround time. I said yes. Writing comes in many forms. Personal, to a friend, or on the internet, where the void absorbs and does what it will. The longer you write, and the more time

Justin Jackson is ringing the alarm bells about podcasts. There’s a real chance that they disappear, ala websites and all the rest of the web that so many of us have loved our whole lives. YouTube is fast becoming the podcast king; or at least a bastardized version of

For years I had a strict rule against allowing dumb television into our home. I still do. Now I’m not talking about cheesy or soapy dramas (I’m a sucker for them on occasion). I’m talking about things with no redeeming value, built only to draw you in

This is the fourth installment of the top five post each week. Thanks to my brother I’ve been re-reading my work each week and pulling out my favorite pieces to share. * Sorting and choosing - This piece by Seth Godin has been in my brain all week. I love

This week I was reminded how important it is to stay flexible as a designer. I was creating a bunch of pages for a complex flow intended for a business type of user. I’d gone over the flow numerous times, buttoned up the pages, and tried to make sure