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Erin Schroeder

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senior content strategist @lullabot. writer. bookworm. kayaker. crocheter. 🖤💛 ✌️no longer here - catch ya on the flip!
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Two-Dimensional Covalent Organic Framework Films for High Dielectric Strength Electrically and Thermo-Mechanically Stable Low Permittivity Dielectrics

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By Maninderjeet Singh, Erin Schroeder, Rajpiraveen Parthiban, Saurabh Kumar Tiwary
| dx.doi.org
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Defining consistency, AI pace layers, responsible gamification

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By Erin Schroeder, Sean Savage, Ida Persson, Stephanie Schwarz
| UX Collective
Defining consistency, AI pace layers, responsible gamification Weekly curated resources for designers — thinkers and makers. “Consistency can’t be bureaucratic. Don’t let discussions around adhering to patterns supersede discussions around solving real user problems. The most consistent thing a product can be is consistently useful.” Make me think AI makes bad managers → “It’s performance-review season and I’m watching managers kneecap their careers.
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When did UX & content get so hard? Original

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By Erin Schroeder
| UX Collective
It’s a weekday morning and I’m sipping coffee, scanning my calendar for my meetings today, preparing my work, swimming in a slog of newsletters, flipping between tabs open to current events in our very anxious, uncertain world, and trying to start my day with a deep breath. ​Yet I keep thinking: Why does this feel so hard? I know I don’t have to know it all right now. I’m taking another breath, remembering the words I wrote a couple years ago.
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