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It’s been almost exactly 10 years since I was one of the first participants in a new idea called code school.
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We traveled a lot this summer.
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How to improve accessibility with design tokens.
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Holly and I recently returned from Washington.
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One of my favorite things when traveling is getting up early, walking around the city and taking pictures.
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Otto’s First Beach Trip
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Two weeks ago I moved the very last interview from Signal Tower to this site.
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Signal Tower was the site where I hosted interviews from 2013-2016.
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Goodbye 2021.
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Leadership Exploration, Application and Development—or LEAD as it’s known—is a 6-month leadership course offered by Salesloft.
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We moved into our new house in late September.
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Cadences are at the core of what makes Salesloft such a fantastic tool.
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This presentation on icon fundamentals was given to Salesloft’s Product Design team on May 24, 2021.
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What a wild year 2020 has been.
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As the New Year draws closer I like to reflect.
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This entire post was written using Markdown in Visual Studio Code.
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A handful of photos from our camping trip to Hunting Island State Park for Holly’s birthday.
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The Sketch keyboard shortcuts I use every day—plus the Command Bar workflow that replaces most menu hunting.
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Organizing colors in Sketch is a giant pain.
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For the last couple of years I’ve used a custom tool to track cheap flights out of Atlanta.
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Welcome to my 2018 annual review.
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Clip art is the pre-made graphics that came bundled with software like Microsoft Word.
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I have spent a good portion of my evenings during the last two weeks working with a piece of community software called Discourse.
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Last night a friend and I were up into the early hours of the morning talking about philosophy, life and mental health—as one does after several beers.
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Good marketing get’s whatever you’re selling in front of customers.
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Once a quarter SalesLoft sets aside a few of days for the product and engineering teams to work on whatever they want.
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By nature I’m a skeptic.
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Around the holidays I start putting together my yearly review.
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Popularized by iOS settings, the toggle—or switch—has become pervasive in applications everywhere.
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War is Peace.
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I have spent the last month with the Moto G5s Plus and can say that it is an exceptional phone.
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An average SalesLoft customer has about 10 sales reps using the software.
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The Breville Boss To Go is a sleek, powerful personal blender with a die-cast metal driveshaft.
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Photos from my last visit to my grandmother's house outside Greenville, SC.
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Some of you already know, but Monday I’m joining SalesLoft as a product designer.
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Last week I was having a beer with a friend who’s starting a marketing agency.
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Trustfuel users are primarily account or customer success managers (CSMs).
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Salesforce serves as the defacto CRM for many large and mid-sized businesses.
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In the world of startups many things don’t quite fit into a case study.
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Here’s the scenario: You have a subscription business and you know a customer is leaving.
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I’ve been waiting for two years to see what Apple had in store for their new MacBook Pro.
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Taking time at the end of the year to reflect is a great exercise.
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Ash Huang is a designer and award-winning novelist from Silicon Valley.
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How do people talk about the profession?
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Understanding Net Promoter Score was among the first posts we published about NPS.
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Clark Valberg is the founder and CEO of InVision.
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Linda Liukas thinks is the author and illustrator behind Hello Ruby, a series of children’s books about technology.
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What is the best Net Promoter Score software?
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Jessica Hische is a lettering artist, designer and author.
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Randy J.