Has anyone used Remarkable (2) before? Is it worth the price? I struggle to see it's full value and every-day usage. What are your thoughts?

Just saw this thing announced on Linkedin. Cool video: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/figma_cmd-g-ctrl-g-your-shortcuts-introducing-activity-7140344800485990400-htX3?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop Store page: https://store.figma.com/products/figma-creator-micro-keyboard As an owner of an Elgato Stream Deck for triggering macros etc. I'm not sure I see the point though unless this thing can be used for more software than just Figma. Very interesting that the product page has like zero specs, I get that it's a preorder page but come one, what am I really pre-ordering here? What's your take on this?

The other day there was a discussion about IDEO's layoffs and the design thinking being dead. For those where design thinking "did not work" probably a part of the problem lies in not measuring the results and not iterating based on them. A couple of days ago, I finally received this book about design thinking and innovation metrics, and it seems interesting and relevant to this topic. Has someone already read it? What are the impressions?

Hello everyone, I am Hrvoje Abraham (I know, it's hard to pronounce, so Abe is fine 😅). I am a product designer, with over 7 years of experience in product, mostly UX. I am currently working at Porsche Digital, working on various aspects of digital solutions for one of the most established car brands in the World. As of recently, I am also a Workshopper Master and Facilitator, which I'm very excited about. What got me into product geekiness is my everlasting curiosity about how things work, and also AJ&Smart's design sprint and workshopping YouTube videos. I love everything around product development, especially the early discovery phases and strategy. One of my favorite UX methods is Jobs-To-Be-Done, although I don't think it's the ultimate one. In my spare time, I love reading about UX, product strategy, facilitation, and spirituality, as well as spending time with my family - my wife, and my three little kiddos. I am always open to new opportunities when it comes to workshop creation and facilitation, especially ones involving product design and strategy. I'm happy David created this group as it seems it will be a valuable source of learning and connecting. Nice to see some familiar faces from the Inner Circle Mentorship! P.S. If you want to connect, here's the link to my LinkedIn Profile. I try to post on an everyday basis, so you might find some insightful stuff or start some discussions.