Also, this article of Deliveroo is more about looking for some legitimacy for the design team than real knowledge. I know how it works there and at Foodora, same that everywhere else. You have to use the softwares the company has licences payed for, but it's not as defined/structured/rigid as they say.

This is the employee handbook of the agency one story below us in Berlin, and I don't really see what one should go further design-wise https://diesdas.digital/wiki/about-this-wiki

it's (almost) perfect as it is.

I think those behaviors evolve too fast to be written somewhere as a book of law. It is more of an ongoing discussion during design reviews, weeklys etc.

Ordered it from Germany, and pre-ordered the second one. It looks damn brilliant!

Couldn't be more accurate. Just start thinking at home many websites have been built with Bootstrap and are still online, your project will survive using some components from a (usually a lot) nicer kit than Bootstrap's.

I think the lo-fi design is what makes it efficient. Everything through the keyboard, no visual noice. But yeah, the support has been lagging behind lately, it's very, very sad.

You have to be Spotify or Duolingo for me to comit to paying you everymonth. I pay a decent amount of money once, and I expect from you that you'll support the software long enough before releasing a V2 and I'll benchmark again if you're the app I want to pay for. Free market baby.

That's why the sanes among us avoid hanging out with other designers. Trend and taste absolutism...

Might be the Abstract Plugin that makes everything going under. Otherwise, might be Abstract itself when it "updates" sketch files to a newer version. Weirdly enough, the bug does not happen when you update the files locally.

I expect that the support does not stop arbitrarily. Notational Velocity worked well but then disappeared. Now we have to work with nvALT and it has so many bugs...

You are using Abstract isn't it?