This has been Framework, where we dig into the research, planning and building that goes into bringing products to market. We've had a great run but we both decided it was time to tell different stories. Huge thanks to everyone to who joined us over the last couple of years, and thanks to you for listening.

The show owes a lot to The Spec Network for helping us make the show the best it could be. If you want to revisit Framework in the future, the show will stay live at framework.is. See you round!

Wes Bos is a full stack developer from Canada. He creates free and paid online training courses for web developers and co-hosts the popular web development podcast Syntax.fm.

• Personal website
• Master Gatsby

Justin is the co-founder of Transistor.fm. They do podcast hosting for folks like Basecamp, Indie Hackers, and VH1. You can hear about their journey on the Build your SaaS podcast. He also runs MegaMaker (a community for bootstrappers).

• Personal website
• Transistor
• How to start a podcast

Webflow outputs HTML, CSS, and javascript from a visual interface so you can build totally custom designs without ever writing code. Agencies like IDEO and startups like Lattice are already using Webflow to empower their teams to build and prototype. Their rich animation and interaction tools allow you to add features like parallax, motion triggers, custom keyframe animations and much more. Webflow’s offering a limited number of 10% coupons for their annual plans: Use the code FRAMEWORK to get 10% off an annual plan right now. Webflow: the modern way to build for the web.

Amrita Gurney is the Vice President of Marketing & Community at CrowdRiff, where she leads a team responsible for marketing, brand design and customer community. She is a frequent speaker at travel and tourism events around the globe. CrowdRiff is the leading visual marketing platform used by 800 travel and hospitality brands to discover and deliver visuals that influence today’s travelers. Amrita loves digital marketing, contemporary art, drinking tea and recently fulfilled a lifelong dream of traveling to all 7 continents.

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• CrowdRiff
• Localhood

Paul Jarvis is a designer and writer who makes simple and humane products. His latest book, Company of One, explores why bigger isn’t always better in business. He’s the cofounder of Fathom Analytics – a privacy-focused website analytics software that’s bootstrapped, independent and fully self-funded.

• Personal website
• Fathom Analytics

Emily is a product manager, developer, and civic action enthusiast, currently working at Shopify on internal tools that help the company scale. She started her career in the public service, building tooling to support the City of Toronto’s multi-billion dollar budget process. She is also an avid community organizer, and co-founded Rails Girls TO and Civic Tech Toronto. In her spare time, she enjoys playing volleyball and chasing after her toddler at home.

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• Shopify

Elizabeth Allen is a UX researcher, cognitive psychologist, and sporadic banjo-player based in Toronto, Canada. She is the founder of Brazen, a UX research consultancy that helps clients such as Mozilla, Shopify, and Wealthsimple identify and solve critical UX problems in digital and physical products. Before taking the leap and starting Brazen two years ago, Elizabeth worked as an in-house researcher at companies in Toronto, San Francisco, and Chicago.

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• LinkedIn
• 2019 Year in Review Twitter thread

Natalie is the co-founder and head of product at Cover where she is responsible for setting the direction for design and customer experience. Prior to Cover, Natalie co-founded Stylekick––an e-commerce fashion app––which was acqui-hired by Shopify in 2015. Natalie is a Y Combinator Fellow and Alumnus, and she was selected for the Forbes 30 under 30 list in 2017.

• Cover
• LinkedIn