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It's quite frustrating indeed.
You can somewhat circumvent it by using www.figma.com with webfonts. Which would be good praxis anyway as Photoshop is for photo editing and not for doing interface designs. And developer get the exact measurements and all assets.
My friend said an intern designed this UI for an internal site.
No. Just... no
The aCalendar app let's you choose vibration pattern, it's one of the better settings I've seen.
When you take User Experience to the next level. Just what I was thinking
Credits : Riot App
Ok so I'm parts UI/UX designer in a corporate setting so I use graphic editing software like Photoshop rather extensively.
Obviously, I'm confronted to a lot of admin rights restrictions, which is to be expected.
What I'd like to know is why the f*** does ADDING A FONT in W10 require admin rights ?
What's potential security loophole could one exploit using TrueType font installation exactly ? Or are they afraid someone's going to remove all system fonts from the Fonts folder ? Anybody that does that shouldn't be allowed access a computer afterwards.
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