With so much going on, it’s nice to have an overview of what’s new at Smashing — all in one place. Read on to find out what’s been keeping the team busy alongside some inspiring community resources that have made it to the top list of our newsletters! https://smashingmagazine.com/2020/11/monthly-roundup-11-2020/
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