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My name's Blake & I like to teach UX Design & Development. Let's make something epic together!

San Diego, CA
Joined April 2016
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EPIC.
Got a video 39% done right now that I am SO amped on. It’s one of them longer PM vids. The special ones 🤗🛻
Sick breakdown of the design journey here -- mischief managed @TwitterDesign 🤙
Ok y'all, here's proof that the Twitter follow button was broken before but now it is fixed. Nice work @TwitterDesign 👏
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3 of 6 tasks completed today. How about you?
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Interested in breaking into UX? I’ll be speaking at the @trydesignlab and @AdobeXD free mini virtual conference on Thursday September 24th. Come learn about your future in UX! hopin.to/events/your-future-…
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👆 Or use   if you are coding the HTML since that is what it's for. The above is handy if you have text coming in from a CMS
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Little #JAMstack @Twitch stream from yesterday going through project 1 from the jamstack handbook working with #nextjs & @vercel 👇twitch.tv/videos/743150762
👋@colbyfayock thanks for putting together the #JAMstackhandbook I was able to get up & running to learn some of the features of #nextjs w/ @vercel in ~15min. I'm pretty new to front end development & your clear breakdown of JAMstack & it's utility was a well spent $10
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JAMstack Project - NEXT.js // Vercel & Tunes Come Hang 👉 twitch.tv/dontpanicux
We're thinking back to last week's awesome panel discussion on remote product development. We went deep! A big thank you to our presenters, and cheers from UX Speakeasy! Stay tuned for more upcoming events! We're brewing up some exciting ideas! #remote #ux #productdevelopment
Super stoked on the new #UI & #IXD updates to @scrimba. I dug the concept behind the platform before, but now it's obvious that they take #userexperience / #devexperience seriously 🙌 #crushingit
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That’s a really great way to look at the opportunity that life gives you. And it’s a fresh perspective when the answer to ‘what’s holding you back’, is myself. We only get so much time, might as well master somethings we love while we’re here.
If you focus, in 10 years, you can become a master at almost anything. You might even be able to do it in less time. If you dedicate your life (age 20-50), you could theoretically master 3 areas of interest. What an empowering idea! So, what's holding you back?
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The most important step you ever take in life is your next one. Don’t get your feet stuck in concrete because of the fear of the haters. Haters are those who would say that if you walked on water, it would be only because you can’t swim!
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... #STOKED ... yep.
So, um, I'm starting a newsletter—sign up! You'll get exclusive bts/updates and first access to: ☑️ my book about portfolios ☑️ my book about freelancing + mentorship program ☑️ new freelance podcast ☑️ a new documentary ☑️ a new event ;) ☑️ jobs + more dannpetty.com
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“The value of a prototype is in the education it gives you, not in the code itself.” - Alan Cooper BWO @ossia // @freeCodeCamp newsletter always full of fresh development inspiration & good advice. Plus epic stuff to build. #AlwaysEpic #AlwaysAwesome
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Been an intense but fun few days @mitrealityhack! Looking forward to seeing everyones projects tomorrow
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Higher physical activity was associated with up to 50% lower risk of depression compared to inactivity in a large study of over 400,000 individuals. sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Follow this thread if you want to try to understand some of the points debated in the game changers debate podcast. Chris actually understands the science behind this stuff. This is very informative.
I’m 20 minutes into the @joerogan debate with @chriskresser and @lightningwilks. All this time spent on whether Kresser was misleading for grouping 71% no association and 13% inverse into 84% no or inverse is ridiculous.
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