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Coffee + Books

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By Madison O'Connor
| City Lifestyle Verified
Want to start a publication? Learn More Featured Article finding the perfect spots in KC Article by Madison O'Connor Photography by Janie Jones Originally published in Johnson County City Lifestyle Growing up in a small town in Central Wisconsin does not provide many options in terms of trendy coffee shops. Although I love my hometown and am immensely thankful for where I was raised, it’s not exactly known for emulating the latest trends.
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5 product design lessons I’m bringing into 2023

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By Madison O'Connor
| industrydive.design
At the beginning of 2022, I was still finding my footing in my new job as a product designer at Industry Dive. Over the course of the year, I worked on impactful projects, adapted to team and process changes and further developed my craft. Looking back, here are the five most important lessons from 2022 that I’m practicing in 2023. During the first few months of working as a full-time product designer, I fell into the habit of starting some projects with high-fidelity, polished mockups.
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Foggy glasses? Mask acne? How to solve 5 pandemic annoyances - without taking off the mask

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By Madison O'Connor
| Yahoo Verified
INDIANAPOLIS – By this point, we're familiar with the ways we can help keep ourselves safe during the coronavirus pandemic. We wear face masks in public, wash our hands for at least 20 seconds and practice social distancing. Although these practices help prevent the spread of COVID-19, they can also come with annoyances. These problems can be bothersome, but they aren't without solutions – and they don't serve as an excuse not to be safe.
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