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Redesigning How We Hire Designers at thoughtbot

How we improved our Designer hiring process for both our candidates and interviewers.
Kyle Fiedler
June 28, 2019
- Design
- Process
- Hiring
Attempting to corral colors with a Sass function

I’ve been experimenting with a Sass color function, and I can’t tell if I love it or hate it.
Eric Bailey
June 7, 2019
- Sass
- Color
- Design
Strategies for opening phone URLs in iOS apps

Something as simple as making a phone call or opening a URL on iOS is more complicated than you may realise. How can we gracefully handle when things go wrong?
Adam Sharp
May 31, 2019
- UIkit
- iOS
- Mobile
- User Experience
- Design
How D&D Made Me Better at Facilitating Design Sprints

Insight into how nerdy collaborative board games can help you level up your skills as a facilitator of product design sprints.
Jeff Stolz
May 27, 2019
Red Light, Yellow Light, Green Light: A Design Exercise for Getting Feedback From the Team

Getting focused, actionable design feedback can be hard. Running the Red Light, Yellow Light, Green Light exercise is a constructive way to get feedback from the whole team.
Kyle Fiedler
May 8, 2019
- Design
- Process
- Playbook
Design Sprints: Storyboarding Tips

Storyboarding can be the most daunting part of a design sprint, hopefully these techniques will help.
Luke Mitchell
April 15, 2019
React Native styling: Structure for style organization

Setting up a React Native project for ergonomic styling while implementing designs.
John Schoeman and Vendela Larsson
March 18, 2019
A designer developing for Android

Here’s some advice for designers who find themselves developing Android apps.
Eric Bailey
November 8, 2018
- Android
- App
- Design
- DevTools
Concise Media Queries with CSS Grid

Write less CSS and organize responsive layouts with ease.
Stephen Lindberg
October 26, 2018
- CSS
- Design
How to define and prioritize features for your MVP

Starting a business and building an MVP is hard, really hard. In fact, according to CB Insights, 70% of startups will fail. Learn how to reduce your risk of failure by building only the features you need in your MVP.
Adrian Rogowski
July 4, 2018
- Startup
- Design
- Design Sprints
- Process
- MVP
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