Ethan Marcotte (@beep) published his typical day in Feb 2021. I like what he does early in the day re: Slack and email:
> “I’ll close both, look over my calendar, and plot out my morning. […] I try to reserve the pre-lunch hours for designing, writing, or detailed planning. In other words, the morning’s for the tasks that require my best brain.”
Cassie Evans (@cassiecodes) on their typical day, published January 2021:
> “Second thing is check on my plants and water them.”
I can appreciate plants are a priority.
Matthias Ott (@matthiasott) on his typical day, published January 2021:
> “On most days, I have a first high of productivity at about 10 am. And if I am lucky, I am able to do deeper, focused work until about 12:30. […] To everyone who did not work from home before the pandemic: This is not how remote work usually is!”
Matthias Ott is an independent user experience designer and developer from Stuttgart, Germany. Besides design practice he teaches Interface Prototyping at the Muthesius Academy of Fine Arts and Design, Kiel.
A tiny bit over two years ago, I started a little blogathon by asking a few people to describe their typical day. We ended up seeing typical days from @chriscoyier, Dan Mall, @adactio, @SaraSoueidan, @cassiecodes and many others whom they all tagged.
Starting today and through next week I'll boost a few of my original posts or link to the original posts of others with some key takeaways.
Here was the original post: https://cdevroe.com/2021/01/07/my-typical-day
Colin Devroe
