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EPISODE · Jan 8, 2020 · 46 MIN

328: Thinking About 2020

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In this first episode of the new decade, we look ahead to 2020 and enumerate some personal and professional goals for the year to come. And as always, we share some cool things (this week, with the help of a listener!), including an IRL magazine, a couple grumpy websites, and the final season of a show. Golden Ratio Patrons: Flywheel is a delightfully designed managed WordPress hosting platform, thoughtfully built for busy creatives. Streamline your workflow with their slick platform and sweet set of workflow tools perfectly made for designers! Get started at getflywheel.com/designdetails Sisu is looking for a thoughtful and data-savvy designer to help build the next generation of analytics software. You can find out more at sisu.ai. (You might recognize Sisu from our interview with Michie Cao) Pathrise is an online mentorship program that you land a great UX job. Previous fellows have been placed at Google, IBM, Atlassian and other exciting companies.You can learn more at pathrise.com/details Latest VIP Patrons: Huge shoutouts to our latest members! Simon Madsen Daniel Maniés Sam Chang Julia Purcell Kyle Kochanek Isa Simó Richard Sison Jack Reis Follow-up: Marshall chilled this break, and watched a bunch of shows and read some books: [Watchmen](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Watchmen_(TV_series) [The Boys](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Boys_(2019_TV_series) Mr. Robot [Unbelievable](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unbelievable_(miniseries) [Alone](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alone_(TV_series) Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood [Mission Impossible series](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mission:Impossible(film_series) Expeditionary Force PocketCasts shipped some great new features, highlighting the deletion of Design Details – oop! The Mishalorian is a vacuum cleaner for design files. Us, too! Paweł Ludwiczak asked about keeping design systems separated by platform. Listener Question: Zack Aronson asks: "Thinking about my 2020:Q1 career goals and not sure where to start. I have 9 years of professional experience as a product designer and currently an IC at Venmo. Any thoughts? Inspiration? Words of wisdom? I thought you gents could help!" Marshall set some goals for this year: Ship an app with SwiftUI Update my personal site Make good progress on my screenplay Get a promotion at work Return to Tokyo Overhaul my wardrobe and shoes Stop biting my nails Work out more Brian also set some goals (and also wrote more details about them, here): Visit new country Learn conversational Chinese Software side project that generates revenue Learn a new programming language - Brian already started with a small personal utility app for bookmarking favorite links! See the thread of the app getting built. Write monthly on the new https://brianlovin.com/overthought Gain 14lbs Cool Things: Cameron Campbell shared Offscreen Magazine, an independent print magazine that examines how we shape technology and how technology shapes us. Brian shared MacOS Design Review and grumpy.website, two mini-series websites cataloging the annoying and buggy parts of modern software design. It's like Little Big Details, but for bad things. grumpy.website is maintained by Nikita, who also blogs about the current state of software design Marshall shared Mr. Robot Season 4: "the ending is fucking perfect." What more could you ask for? Don't do too much research, go in blind, and enjoy. Design Details on the Web: 📻 We are @designdetailsfm 🎙 Brian is @brian_lovin and [email protected] 🎙 Marshall is @marshallbock and [email protected] 🎚@Sarahberus and @Luperdev make us sound smarter than we are 🙌 Support us on Patreon - your support literally makes this show possible. Thank you ❤️ ❓ Got a question? Ask it on our Listener Questions Hub, and we'll do our best to answer it on the show :) ⭐️ Enjoying the show? Leave us a review on iTunes HAPPY NEW YEAR!

In this first episode of the new decade, we look ahead to 2020 and enumerate some personal and professional goals for the year to come. And as always, we share some cool things (this week, with the help of a listener and VIP Patron!), including an IRL magazine, a couple grumpy websites, and the final season of a show.

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