Better by Design | Patrick Morgan

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Year 2049

Analysis, insights, and resources to help you develop a deeper understanding of the technologies, innovations, and ideas shaping the future. With lots of comics.

Lots of great thoughts on near-future technologies and innovation from Fawzi Ammache. Oh and he often makes his own comics to help explain!

- Patrick Morgan

Workspaces

By Ryan Gilbert

Bringing you inside the workspaces of inspiring creatives. Delivered to your inbox every Saturday and Sunday morning.

Do you also nerd out on nicely designed physical spaces? If so, this is your jam!

- Patrick Morgan

Baseline

By Joey Banks

A space to document and share my experiences and learnings as a product designer, along with Figma tips to help you feel more comfortable and efficient within the design tool.

I share tips from my own Figma workflow from time to time, but Joey's newsletter is where I go to level myself up!

- Patrick Morgan

The Beautiful Mess

By John Cutler

The beautiful mess of cross-functional product development

As a self-professed, multi-disciplinary, product weirdo, I love digging into John's insights on building products and the systems that facilitate their creation. A beautiful mess indeed!

- Patrick Morgan

Hot Takes

By Adam Singer

Spicy, useful, occasionally snarky takes from Adam Singer on marketing, philosophy & digital trends. All signal, no noise. We will never share your email.

I always appreciate Adam's insights on the marketing side of the house. Go for the smart business ideas, and stay for the spicy takes 🔥.

- Patrick Morgan

Clip Content

By Steve Dennis

A newsletter about design systems, product design, leadership, and tech.

Steve's a thoughtful writer with great insights on design systems and leadership. Give him a read!

- Patrick Morgan

The Pragmatic Engineer

By Gergely Orosz

Big Tech and high-growth startups, from the inside. Highly relevant for software engineers and managers, useful for those working in tech.

Gergely's newsletter is great if you're looking for more technical concepts. It's engineering focused, so you'll get the most out of it if you're into engineering at some capacity.

- Patrick Morgan

Colin Wright's Newsletter

Essays & updates from Colin Wright.

Colin's one of my favorite creators to follow and his focus on intentionality has always resonated with me (he's also a former designer!).

- Patrick Morgan

Technically

By Justin

Technically explains software and hardware in a simple and engaging way so you can impress your boss or be more technical.

The better you understand the tech you're working with, the better you can design toward its strengths! Justin's breakdowns are helpful for anyone making tech products.

- Patrick Morgan

Lenny's Newsletter

By Lenny Rachitsky

A weekly advice column about building product, driving growth, and accelerating your career.

Lenny's Newsletter is a particularly useful read for designers looking to expand their skill set on the product side of product design.

- Patrick Morgan

The UX Collective Newsletter

By UX Collective

We believe designers are thinkers as much as they are makers. So we created the design newsletter we have always wanted to receive.

Thoughtfully curated articles and resources for designers from the fine folks at The UX Collective.

- Patrick Morgan

Not Boring by Packy McCormick

Tech, web3, optimism, and strategy... but Not Boring

As Packy puts it, "if Bill Simmons and Ben Thompson had a love child..." you'd get Not Boring. Great reads on a wide range of topics within tech and business.

- Patrick Morgan

The Manual

By Oliur

Sharing interests, experiences and content not shared anywhere else.

Two words come to mind when I think of Oliur: great taste. If you like good design, you'll dig his work.

- Patrick Morgan

Proof of Concept

By David Hoang

Proof of Concept is a digital publication about creativity and experimentation for designers, builders, and entrepreneurs.

David is a really thoughtful design leader and his hand-drawn feature images make me more than a lil jealous each week 🥰

- Patrick Morgan