Build APIs You Won't Hate from Phil Sturgeon

https://apisyouwonthate.com/books/...

You could walk through the whole usability testing process. Start with personas, user stories, identify problems in the current software. Test with some usability testing processes and then begin with your mockups and test again. (like lastNick said: SUS or interviews, card sorting for the navigation, etc.) A good book about that topic with a lot of technics is "Observing the user Experience"

I have the MacBook Pro Mid2015, Retina 15', 2,5 GHz Intel Core i7 with 16GB DDR3 and the AMD Radeon R9 2048MB, no problems with it. And no touchbar ;)

@RememberMe You also can get problems with different light conditions. Up to night blindness. That's the reason I don't do it. Can't image not to drive my car at night or at bad light conditions.

I recently took a look at Webflow. I have not so much time for it now, but it looks very promising.

They have a cms feature, hosting etc. but you also can export the code

No worries about your german, I live near a military base and it's so american there, I think just a few people there speak german ;)

I wrote with the Samsung Note tablet during lectures. Now during work, I constantly has to write down my thoughts and all that stuff.

I went for the new iPad 2018 with the Apple Pencil. I absolutely love it! I can rearrange, erase, etc. my writings. And no paper chaos on my desk *.*

Graphic design and illustration. At the moment I learn to sew :D

Thank you for the info! Best news for this week!

Maybe they just want to see how you try to solve the problem and how you think and work. Often it's no problem in an interview when you didn't solve all tasks in time.

The illustration is so fucking cute!

Did you fail in your exams or your thesis?

If it's the thesis, I think it's also a problem with your professor and/or company you work with for that. They should prepare you and help you with the thesis.

@Bresson Yes, that's a big problem in germany ;)

@Alice Danke :)

@Gerrymandered Mid 2015

I really like the docs from apple. And it was a great help in my first internship.

Now, everytime I open XCode and do some iOS stuff, it feels like "coming home". (I am mainly doing web dev nowadays)

Have the same ones. Love them so much *.*

It depends :D Sometimes I need some heavy stuff and listen to Slipknot all the day. Other days I just listen to slow pop stuff like James Blunt or Ed Sheeran. Mostly I listen to english music because I can "ignore" the lyrics (I'm not a native english speaker)

Everytime I don't find a question to my problem on stackoverflow I'm starting to questioning myself. I feel like "wow my problem has to be really dumb, no one ever had this before and its obiously really easy to solve"