Jon Daiello Product Designer 🦄

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5 Tips for Better Remote Working

If you’re not used to working from home, it can be a huge transition. Here are 5 simple tips for making remote working better to help ease your transition to the virtual office space.

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The Power of Sketching in Design

Designers by nature should be drawing and forming their design solutions into tangible assets that help others engage with the proposed solutions. Sketching is a powerful and quick way to invite others into the potential future. In this video, Bill Buxton provides many helpful principles for maximizing your pencil time.

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Music and Your Spiritual Growth

In Paul’s letter to the Ephesian church, he gives direction to them to concerning the controlling forces in their life. Paul commands them not be under the controlling force of wine, then gives them direction to be under the control of the Holy Spirit. 

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Switching to Public School Education

A few weeks ago, my wife and I came to a final decision for our family. We decided to stop homeschooling and delegate the formal education of our kids to our local public schools. If you know us, you may have had a similar reaction that we initially had.

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🇺🇸 Fourthed Thankfulness

How should we think about the 4th of July with a biblical worldview? What things should we consider? How should it change the way we engage with this holiday?

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Radical Transparency

The world tends to operate on the ‘fake it til you make it’ principle, however I believe there is a major fallacy with this belief and want to propose a radical way of overcoming it.

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Where to Start with UX

As a Design Manager in the field of User Experience, I’m often asked the question: How do I get into the field of user experience? There are many paths you could take in the field of User Experience (UX) ranging from Product Designers, Communication Designers, Design Researchers, Strategists, Management, and many more.

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🎉 New Year. New Rejoicing.

New Years is an excellent opportunity to reflect on the past year of God’s blessing. It’s also a wonderful, yet dim, reflection of the newness that’s to come.

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🎄 Celebrating Christmas!