Spencer Lanoue

These are super useful @kevanlee! Just read through the Trello piece and I'm digging into a few more now

This is such a good holiday gift. Ordering one for my wife

"We believe men deserve better gifts. Gifts that stir a primal craze of chest bumps and cheers, not polite half-smiles. We believe gifts should be just as exciting to give as they are to receive; the gifts of water cooler legend." Really cool idea. Gift boxes for men that come in themes like “The Bacon Crate” or “The Caffeine Fiend Crate” that you have to pry open with a crowbar. Just ordered...

This looks amazing for quickly mocking up ideas and getting feedback. Is it possible to link design elements to different screens (making it a functional prototype)?

Sounds useful from a content discovery perspective... But what's the incentive for someone to share to their public pocket profile? If I want people I know to actually read the article then I'm still gonna post to Twitter/fb. Am I missing something?

Sounds like this will be really useful from a content consumption standpoint... But what's the incentive to share on a public pocket page? If I actually want people I know to read the article I'm still gonna share on Twitter or fb. Am I missing something?

I don't currently have a dog, but I've raised 2 in the past. I can't have pets in my apartment, and as a non-owner I love thee idea of being able to hang out with a dog for a couple hours and then return it. 🐕 But if I was the dog owner, I would be seriously skeptic/protective about who I'd leave my dog with

My wife has been using Yummly lately and really likes it, but I think she might enjoy the swipe right interaction! I'll have her try it out

@rrhoover Just set my default to PH 2.0. I love hunting new books and podcasts, so having all the channels on the homepage is a nice experience. I don't have to click around to different pages to find what I'm looking for. The larger images also makes everything more scannable. I can get a better sense of what the product is about without having to read dozens of headlines. Will be...

Claude Hopkins (1866 - 1932) was one of the great advertising pioneers—credited with popularizing the act of brushing your teeth :-) His approach was advertising was really progressive and forward thinking for his time. For example, he believed advertising only existed to sell something. And even back in the early 20th century, he believed it should be measurable and justify the results it...