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My honest thoughts on freelancing, digital products, and making money online as a student

A few years ago, I spent way too much time watching videos about making thousands of dollars online as a teenager. Eventually, I realized that most sustainable online income doesn’t come from “secret methods” or magical passive income systems. This article is my personal perspective on freelancing, digital products, selling notes, social media, and the kinds of skills that are actually worth building as a student.

05/24/2026, 12:37 PM9

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Why design and engineering still drift apart in modern product teams

Modern product teams still struggle with the gap between design intent and shipped software. This article explores why designers and engineers often see products differently, how handoff culture creates drift, and why design engineering may be the key to building more cohesive digital experiences.

05/16/2026, 03:27 PM12

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How Designers Can Build Better Collaboration With Engineers

Strong products are rarely built by design or engineering alone. This article explores practical ways designers can collaborate more effectively with engineers, from understanding technical constraints and speaking the same language to improving communication, QA, and product workflows.

05/16/2026, 01:36 PM12

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Why the best product teams are moving away from design handoffs

Traditional design handoffs often create communication gaps between designers and developers, leading to slow workflows, implementation issues, and products that drift away from the original vision. This article explores why modern product teams are replacing handoff culture with continuous collaboration, shared prototypes, and tighter design-engineering workflows.

05/16/2026, 01:23 PM21

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Why designers and developers still struggle to work together — and how better products are built

Designers and developers both want to build great products, yet collaboration between design and engineering still breaks down surprisingly often. This article explores the hidden gap between design files and shipped products, why handoff culture creates problems, and how better collaboration leads to more polished user experiences.

05/16/2026, 01:11 PM13

The invisible gap between what designers create and what engineers finally ship

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The invisible gap between what designers create and what engineers finally ship

Why do so many finished products look different from the original design? Designers have faced this problem for decades. The answer may not be smarter tools or improved workflows, but engineers who can think like designers and build interfaces with the same level of visual detail.

05/15/2026, 04:06 PM59