Whoa, this is so cool. How does it work?

That's often one of the most terrifying parts of my job. Having to come up with something new, that fits the existing art, isn't too derivative, still interesting, clear, readable, and buildable. After the style is set and I'm making new screens with it, it feels much faster and more productive

At my work, each game has a visual style set by the team's artists. I gather some references of mine along with theirs. I pick a single screen and mock variations of it. Same widgets in different visual styles until there are a few I like. I show the team and get their feedback until it's good

I often save screenshots of lovely messages I want to keep for the future. It's nice to read through them when feeling down

Wow, these shots look stunning! Congrats

I know it's in the front trunk. I'll try getting it out and looking up the part number. Thanks for the help! Best of luck with your Cayman!

But how can I look up which specific amplifiers are compatible with whatever spec my car is? My mechanic suggested I ask the Porsche Dealership for a build sheet, which should list all the parts used in my car. Is there a reliable website I can look that stuff up instead?

For instance, my amplifier is dead, so only the speakers connected to the head unit play sound, the ones plugged to the amp aren't doing anything. I tried figuring out which amp is even compatible with my car, and it's so confusing. Any tips on how to figure out stuff like that?

Whoa, that's great! Congrats! I just got a 2007 Porsche Boxster in October. It has a few niggles, but I don't know enough to fix much myself. I did find/replace some missing interior bumpers, the front trunk struts, and a few other small things, which made me quite proud. Intimidated to do much more

How does one approach that? Do you look up shops in your area that do upgrades and ask what they offer? Or do you search for an upgrade and then ask your shop if they can do it?

These look great! Congrats!