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...Instead of always charging to 100%, you can cap the maximum percentage so the battery spends less time at high voltage—one of the biggest contributors to wear. A compact menu-bar UI exposes live status, charge target, temperature, and optional protections like pausing charging when the laptop runs hot. Advanced modes help with real-world workflows: you can maintain around a target level while on AC power, calibrate periodically, or temporarily allow full charge before travel. The project emphasizes pragmatic defaults and clear explanations, so it’s approachable for non-experts yet flexible for tinkerers. By aligning day-to-day charging with best practices, AlDente helps users trade a small amount of peak capacity for meaningfully better long-term battery health.

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Your users won’t see your animation study, Sketch comps, or prototypes. What they will see is the finished product - so it’s really important to make sure that your app feels right on a real device! Animations that look great on your laptop often feel too slow when in-hand. Layouts that looks perfect on a 27-inch display might be too cramped on a 4-inch device. Light gray text may look subtle in Sketch, but it’s downright illegible when you’re outside on a sunny day. These animation timings, font sizes, and color choices are all examples of “magic numbers” - the constants that give your app its usability and identity. ...

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