FWIW, I submitted a ticket to Sketch a few weeks back for this very issue and they did not blame Craft. I did however have to do a full delete and re-install from a targeted download they gave me. Since reinstalling about a week ago, I have not had the issue, and I use Craft. I did however have to redo all my custom keystrokes and saved color palettes. See support tkt here.

FWIW, the link points to their blog, so newsletter popups are par for the course. https://www.dtelepathy.com/ is the actual rebranded and redesigned site.

Disclaimer: I'm a former employee – So I can vouch for a rad team and talented people.

• Location: San Diego, CA, USA
• Profession: Sr. Product Designer
• Irrelevant Education: Bachelor of Arts: Finance
• Years Experience: 10+
• Current hourly rate: $125/hr for design only, $150 for Design + Front-End and/or WordPress Dev
• Pricing Method: Hourly or loose estimate with total hour cap, hourly overflow as necessary
• Website/Portfolio: http://heyshawn.co

To return to the search as you left it at a later date via that URL... AFAIK, State changes that don't alter the URL make that challenging, unless perhaps you're logged in and it's stored elsewhere.

I don't find it aesthetically unpleasing, but something about the vivid boldness of those gradients doesn't align with the awesomely calming footer, and other elements on the page. It's for sure different than the other dime-a-dozen SaaS sites out there, including their competitors. So in that regard, I presume it's memorable for their target audience.

Firstly, that Monster Gallery link is awesome! I imagine that's how my daughters see their creations as they're drawing them with the world's dullest crayon.

Secondly, that Jared Spool tweet is a stretch for me, but I understand the spirit in which it was intended. The ways my role as a designer has spilled into other areas within an organization has been really interesting, empowering and at times, super frustrating. There aren't many roles that at it's core can be applied to so many areas of a business. It's distilling down for me to simple problem solving, and that's I think how it ends up being helpful in so many areas. The stuff that was harder for me and took tons of reps to get better at are taking a back seat to simply communicating ideas.

That or maybe I'm just super opinionated and don't know when to shut it. ;P

I dig this because it's from the perspective of highlighting valuable resources out there to working designers. It's not just a catch-all listicle or "should designers _____" twitter jags.

"Subscarb". :D

Needs more Santa Claude...

I'm super glad I found this, Peter. Looks like it's old news now, but it's gonna save me at least an hour today making a quick one-sheeter. Cheers!