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Inayaili de León Persson
on 4 January 2016

December’s reading list


Happy 2016!

Here are the best links shared by the design team in December:

  1. Stance Star Wars socks
  2. 24 Ways
  3. Sketch Blog: Leaving the Mac App Store
  4. 12 Devs
  5. Web Development Calendars for 2015
  6. These photos are why I’m trapped in Tokyo forever now
  7. Inside Abbey Road
  8. Improve the Apple remote with a purple rubber band
  9. Frank Underwood 2016
  10. Spotify Star Wars

Thank you to Joe, Karl, Luca, Olga, Richard, Robin and me for the links this month!

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