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Re:Dr. Seuss’ arms race allegory on Monday January 22, 2018 @01:29PM (#16206628)
Well I guess when I get done with Dostoevsky, I should loop back around to my 1st grade reading material.
Today we are very excited to announce the release of Icons8 Lunacy 2.0: Free viewer for Sketch files on Windows

Over the past month Igor, developer of Lunacy, has been working on fixing bugs reported by the community, implementing new features, and introducing new UI for the application.

In Alpha version you could:

- Open .sketch files

- Export images

- Inspect layers, measurements, styles, fonts, colors, etc.

- Generate CSS for layers

In the new release we added:

- Symbols support

- Fonts auto search in Google Fonts

- Shadows/Blur effect support

- Offsets between the objects are now displayed

- Selection of multiple elements

- Complete UI design overhaul

Icons8 Lunacy doesn't require internet connection, thus you can work from anywhere. And have we mentioned it is completely free? :)

We want to know what you think of Lunacy. We’re looking forward to hearing your feedback and to answering your questions!

Re:Show HN: Lunacy – Standalone Sketch Viewer for Windows on Thursday February 02, 2017 @10:41AM (#13551251)
Cheers for the feedback, Bryan!

Anything you would change/improve in this edition of the app?

Re:Show HN: Lunacy – Standalone Sketch Viewer for Windows on Thursday February 02, 2017 @10:21AM (#13551080)
Hey there!

My name is Igor, I'm the developer of Lunacy. I'll be here to answer your questions regarding our new tool. I would also appreciate any feedback!

Please mind this is an alpha version and there are bugs here and there which will be fixed with new releases.

These are the main features of Lunacy:

- Opens .sketch files in Windows

- Exports images

- Inspects layers, measurements, styles, fonts, colors, etc.

- Generates CSS for layers

- Works offline

- It's FREE

Re:How We Lost User Engagement After a Redesign on Wednesday June 08, 2016 @05:30PM (#11865831)
Spot on.
Re:How We Lost User Engagement After a Redesign on Wednesday June 08, 2016 @05:30PM (#11865829)
That is so true! That is why we are seeing a new trend in web design called "Brutalism".