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A while back I wrote about Freeform as the best iPad sketching app. I still stand by that. That said, I’ve got a bunch of issues I’d love to see improved in the software. One of my biggest issues was: Moving objects to front and back Freeform has

My browser of choice is Safari. This after a lifetime of Netscape Navigator, Internet Explorer, Firefox, and Chrome. I switched about two years ago. Safari has a simplicity to it that I appreciate. It’s beautiful from a chrome perspective. It’s an incredibly elegant browser, and, at least until

At this point running is just built into my veins. You can’t take it away from me. A few years ago I was playing hide and seek combined with tag outside in the dark. At this point I have to callout that the combination of those three things is

If you’re anything like me you’ve likely felt massive excitement at the idea of starting a new thing. Maybe it’s a project, a hobby, or some idea that you can’t put down. It’s novel, uncertain, and there’s so much possibility. In fact, the possibility

If there's one thing people love to see on a blog, it's self-indulgent meta-posting about the process of blogging – you're welcome. Go on. Basically: most blogs seem to die because the authors hit some kind of life-or-writing block, where they fail to write anything

I find myself on the lookout for a new iPad. My mini is struggling to perform basic tasks, despite reformatting, and seems unhappy with the latest iPadOS. One of the things I’ve been pondering is what’s actually necessary. For me I need the new device to be faster

In the last five years I’ve grown more accustomed to listening to what my body is saying. Sometimes it says I’m about to get sick, or that I’m pushing too hard, or that I’m bored, anxious, scared, curious, excited, thrilled, angry, sad, and so much more.

For me, I launched two podcasts within a week of each other in one of the most intense periods of my life. This was very hard but looking back on it, they have been good for me. Whilst I have struggled to keep consistent, they are there to pick up

I’ve loved running for much of my life. Since I was 19 and took up my first two mile jog (thanks to my now father-in-law Jeff) I’ve been hooked. Before that I’d dealt with lung issues as a child and felt winded with any short sprints. Jeff

Like most product designers I’ve spent the better part of the last two years exploring every AI tool available and seeing which ones can help improve what I create as a designer. I don’t mind incorporating new tools and workflows into my process. I’ve done it many