Matt Weinberg

Thanks to @Stripe for posting this case study of the Stripe Terminal Hardware Order API work we did for @mindbody. We're really excited about the impact it's making for them: stripe.com/customers/happ…

We're thrilled to announce that our work with @pagethink, one of the largest architecture firms in the world, is up for a Webby. We'd love your vote! vote.webbyawards.com/PublicVoting#/… For them, quality of design is a question of performance. Does it make a meaningful, positive contribution to the built environment? Does the building work for the people in it? Does it sustain life around it? Does it enrich the communities it's a part of? We took this as a challenge to design and build to the same standard. Page has dozens of practice areas, each with different business goals and speaking to different clients. The site needed to work across all of them: a strategic website that is both exactingly precise and maximally differentiating between business portfolios. The "many voices, one language" approach is exemplified in the biaxial design system that generates dozens of components from four system primitives. CMS controls let teams choose between horizontal monograph-style layouts and longer-form narratives depending on what the work calls for. The People's Voice winner is chosen by the public, and voting only takes a few seconds. We're proud of this work. If you like it too, the vote link is up top!

Introducing Nightshift: A Batch Processing Framework for AI Agents Nightshift is an open-source framework that delegates repetitive work to specialized AI agents, self-improving its instructions with every item it completes. At Happy Cog, we're already using it to help make a lot of work more efficient and more accurate. Read more about it from its creator, our Senior Engineering Manager John Daskovsky: happycog.com/insights/intro…