An independent project making phone software that rejects subscriptions, planned obsolescence and surveillance. The manifesto is set as a plain justified column of small…
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LaraJobs.
Design notes / LaraJobs
Separate hiring from finding work
Reviewed by Aigars Silkalns
Reviewed 10 Nov 2026
Desktop + mobile
A bold job-board introduction uses red accents for employer actions and subscription controls. Listings start below a compact email invitation, with employer marks supporting the opening statement. A two-sided marketplace needs recognizable routes for each audience; do not make candidates decipher an employer-focused call to action. Mobile: The subscription form stacks above the jobs, so keep it compact enough that visitors can reach the listings quickly.
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