@elefontpress You are, of course, very welcome. And dressed like this, you'll blend in perfectly. I'll introduce you to my top hat supplier.
@jescalan @jaffathecake @samccone @DasSurma @jeffposnick Adding a big +1 for @Netlify. The best control I've found without huge complexity.
@bigmediumjosh Ha ha. Alas I think it might be a bit too late for me this time. I'll have to settle for second hand tidbits. Break a leg.
@guypod @bdougieYO Should have called it "Isomorphic Rendering and other ridiculous buzzwords"
They wanted some JAM, so I took them some British conserves. Great fun chatting web stuff with @bdougieYO and @eliwilliamson https://twitter.com/heavybit/status/827599067727405056
@alicebartlett In a related conversation though, now I know you are using it, I'd be curious about good workflows you might be enjoying
@alicebartlett http://FT.com is functionally and executionally great, but not quite the rich visual demo I'm seeking. @sketchapp
@bruised_blood I think that modularity is an important part of creating design systems for a web interface... but Vis Des is still key.
@bruised_blood @sketchapp Yeah. No tool can guarantee quality output. We'll always need you talented meat-based design bots.
@simondoggett Ha. Please express your outrage in the form of evidence. Keen to discuss with use of examples.
@bruised_blood I'm an expert in neither, but see organisational and output benefits in @sketchapp that befit the Web as a medium.
I keep hearing "you can tell a site that was designed in @sketchapp" from designers who prefer PS. Who has great examples to challenge that?
Ooh. An interesting approach to making fonts a little easier on the web by that clever @kylemathews chap. https://twitter.com/kylemathews/status/826902366674833410
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