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EPISODE · Jun 6, 2016 · 1H 6M

136: All Bridge, No Apple (feat. Rasmus Andersson)

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In today's episode we sat down with Rasmus Andersson, a designer at Figma who previously designed at Dropbox, Facebook and Spotify. We dig into the world of design tools, programming, design process, collaboration, craft, bridges and apples, and so much more. Come chat with us in our new Slack team! Over 4,000 designers and developers have already joined our team, chatting about the latest tools and news in the design world. Each week we also host a community critique with a special guest host. To join our team visit our Slack invite page and we'll send you an invitation! If you have feedback or suggestions please don’t hesitate to reach out to us on Twitter at @designdetailsfm! Rasmus on the web: Website Instagram Twitter GitHub Dribbble Show Notes: Design Tee-Tails Shirt Figma Pixelapse Pixate Principle Form Flinto InVision Marvel Squall Web Assembly Sebastiaan de With

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