Raveesh Bhalla

At a time when everyone seems to be merging design and prototyping tools, I'm a big fan of Marvel's simplicity and singular focus on providing as good a prototyping solution as possible. Throw in their platform work (allowing tools like Maze) and we have a perfect combo to fit into most of a designer's needs. Pros: Simple, lightweight, fits perfectly into my workflow Cons: Sync experience can...

Looks neat. Would have preferred if the mirror itself came free by subscribing to "coaching program", since a lot of folks could then theoretically claim that money back from their employer's health benefits if gym expenses are covered. Gonna keep an eye on it anyway!

Pretty much know what I'm going to try to make with the Kit they gave away at I/O this year! Thanks @benpawle @joerick!

Ironically I'm coming across this _because_ I'm wasting time

Pretty neat, but prefer https://abynim.github.io/UserFlows/. Fewer options in customizing appearance but prefer the experience.

Really disappointed I got beat to this, but glad it's out there https://twitter.com/raveeshbhalla/status/916580569328340995

Love the bezel-less look, hate the aspect ratio

Hi everyone! Pretty excited to share something I've been working on for the past few months. Obsrv is an Android app that's designed to help those of you who do prototyping and/or usability testing on Android. I built it out for some research that I have been doing here in India (http://nextbillion.design), and once I realized how useful it could be, decided to polish things up and share it...

Love this! Thanks guys, and really like that you put a checklist item for adding Branch itself :)

The Android screen size data to me looks highly questionable: you've made the assumption that a "Normal" screen size is about 4 inches, but that's not how the system reports it. As mentioned in the documentation (https://developer.android.com/guide/practices/screens_support.html) large screens are at least 640dp x 480dp. Most smartphones that are even 5+" don't have that. They're usually 640dp...