Don Norman’s book The Design of Everyday Things is considered a bible of design. So of course I had to read it. If you haven’t already, I suggest that you do. Not only is it an incredibly insightful text for designers, it’s also a super fun and interesting read. Everyone…

Background I was on my usual, weekly CVS run looking to stock up on some lotion and toothpaste. When I found what I was looking for, I started to browse around the other aisles. Whenever I go to stores that I know carry stationary, I usually avoid that section or quickly…

At the beginning of my love affair with code, there were a few red flags I chose to ignore. I had never been particularly fond of math or discrete logic and it was considerably difficult to learn it at school. My natural inclinations were in social sciences, humanities, and the…

Learning how to code is hard, especially by yourself. It took me a while to work out how to study in general and how to effectively manage my time. In addition to studying for my coding bootcamp, I enrolled in a few Udemy courses like JavaScript Advanced Concepts, Learning How…

Take a look at the code below: function bigDoll() { function littleDoll() { return 'i am little' } return littleDoll() function littleDoll() { return 'no I am little!' } } bigDoll() What do you think will be the return value? This took me some time to understand, so I’ll try…