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Adobe acquires Figma, cue the memes 🤪

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From Photography to NFT Art: Twisted Digital Landscapes with Nate Hill

Still can’t get a UX job? Give up.

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Sticking to UI/UX trends is a losing strategy

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<p class="medium-feed-snippet">Today, many of us (designers) use prototyping tools like Framer to build micro interactions for our prototypes. More often than not, we&hellip;</p>
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Taking your Framer prototype to the next level

Taking your Framer prototype to the next level

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