This level of smoothness could be achieved with several tools, to name a few: Framer (for more code-savvy people), Principle (Mac-only) and Proto.io (web-based, not 100 % performant on mobile prototypes)

Have you checked Google fonts? https://fonts.google.com/?subset=cyrillic

Montserrat might be something for you.

Good things on there! But please get rid of the "hey, come back! we miss you!"–stuff when the tab becomes inactive. Really obtrusive practice designers shouldn't lead the way.

Even worse: I've just seen "will post a link soon" on twitter and wondered if this was a teaser to a teaser.

What helped me a lot was talking to my supervisor or another leading position close to me. When it felt like I had to make up my words about what this job or field, in general, was about in order to fit into what was expected of me/my role I knew it was over. This might not mean that your career in this field is over, but it could clear up your mind around things a bit.

We switched to zeroheight and are quite happy with it. DSM was broken as hell, we couldn't use our components at all. It might look cool in all the videos but using it in production it shows issues all around.

This. Currently using a 16 GB MacBook Pro I can't run Sketch/Photoshop together with After Effects without AE being significantly slower in terms of viewport and rendering performance.

XD's components panel looks so much better and well organized. I'm really struggling with Bohemian's decision to use the same folder-like look for both the layers panel and the components panel.

Jeez, these uxdesign.cc articles are a waste of time.

Build a proper animation system (part of any advanced design system anyway) or/and use tools like Google's Inspector Spacetime for an actual developer handoff: https://google.github.io/inspectorspacetime/