Most software gets evaluated by how many features it has.

I think a better question is:
"Does this app make me enjoy using my computer more?"

That's surprisingly rare. Things 3 is one of the few apps that still makes me smile every time I open it.

The 404 page is probably the internet's most famous mistake.

What's fascinating is that it turned an error into part of the web's culture.

That's a surprisingly human story.

Read the full Blog post:
www.nested.blog/brief/the-hi...

We optimized coffee for speed.

Tea asks a different question:
What if preparing a drink wasn't something to minimize?
Maybe that's why tea rituals have survived for centuries.

Read the full blog post:
nested.blog/post/the-rit...

We rarely remember the tea itself. We remember the moment around it.

My latest blog post is about why a simple cup of tea can become a ritual.

☕️ nested.blog/post/the-ritual-of-tea

#Blogging #Tea #BlogPost

I love writing about topics that make people say:
"Huh… I never thought about it that way."

That's probably my favorite kind of content.

#Blogging

Slowly building a visual language for nested.blog.

Looking at these together made me realize how much the blog has evolved over the past few weeks.

Every cover starts as a small idea before it turns into an essay.

#blogging #WebDesign

The first blog post I'm sharing here: Unsubscribing From the Algorithm

On recommendation algorithms, the open web, and taking back control of what we read.

When was the last time you intentionally chose what to read online?

www.nested.blog/post/unsubsc...

Hi, I'm Philip 👋
I write about software, design, the open web and creating a calmer internet.

Looking forward to meeting other bloggers, designers and developers.

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