Here's How To Get Your Bookmarks Out Of Twitter And Actually Use Them

Make the most of the stuff you save for later

Hi there 👋 I'm Michelle and welcome to Edition 73 of Design Insight. A weekly newsletter for creatives with a focus on design.

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This week we're changing it up! I'm experimenting with a more concise version of Design Insight so I'm going to try out some different formats. This week we're going with: 2 articles, 2 tools/resources, and 1 design tip.

Let me know if you enjoy this format or if you'd like to see something different (or if you preferred it the way it was, that's totally OK too).

Let's get started.

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📃 2 Articles

Here's How To Get Your Bookmarks Out Of Twitter And Actually Use Them

The article in 3 ideas:

1. Bookmarks are hard to manage on Twitter. You can't sort, group, organize, or filter your bookmarks in any way.

2. The solution to this is to get your bookmarks out of Twitter and into a system you can group, sort, organize, and filter.

3. Categorize the content you want to save, create Notion DBs for each category, and save content into each DB using a Notion clipper.

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Availability bias: the tendency to use information that easily comes to mind

The article in 3 ideas:

1. Availability bias - where you tend to make judgments based on your previous experiences.

2. For example, if you’re looking for a movie to watch, you may favor a specific movie because a friend just recently recommended it to you.

3. How to manage availability bias: practice brainstorming, consider ideas that challenge your initial idea, and practice self-reflection.

Read The Full Article ➜

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🔨 2 Tools/Resources

Fontshare ➜

• A free resource for popular and freely available fonts.

Alphredo ➜

• This tool allows you to create translucent versions of your colors.

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🎨 1 Design Tip

Design Tip

Anthony Hobday @hobdaydesign

Over the years I've landed on some design theories that I believe, and that I've not yet disproved. Here they are.

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In case you missed it, here are last week's most popular links:

1. Primer Prism ➜

2. 5 Practices I Follow Consistently After Reading The Bullet Journal Method ➜

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Til next week 👋

Michelle

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