Treasured ideas are meant to be kept safe. Like a key to a lock, a notebook and pen are made for each other to uncover mysteries—and conceal those of your own.
Baron Fig and Codecademy represent two sides of the thinker coin—analog and digital. Computerworld is a result of these sides coming together to inspire learning, thinking, and collaboration.
The limited paper type is called 'Code Ruled.' It's designed to reflect a dev code environment: numbers from top to bottom; indentation markers.
New York-based designer Khoi Vinh, former Art Director at The New York Times and current Principle Designer at Adobe, wanted to create a notebook filled with visual prompts. We collaborated to transform a Confidant into an inspirational companion.
