This week, we discuss sign-in walls and the design patterns behind offering free-ish content on the Internet. In News, we praise Samsung's new One UI for its strict adherence to Fitts' Law. And as always, we share a couple cool things, including a video game competition and a major update to a podcast app.Sponsor:This week's episode was brought to you by DuckDuckGoDuckDuckGo helps you take back your privacy with their private search engine, mobile apps, and browser extensions. And right now they're hiring remote positions for Senior Product Designers! Make the internet a safer place, designing new products at DuckDuckGo.Follow-up:Green Bean Casserole makes Thanksgiving Thanksgiving, as far as Marshall's concernedOur sincere apologies to Kevin Gutowski for the public shaming last episode. He replied with a link to the plugin pretty much immediately.Get Kevin's Toggle Layers plugin if you want to set a different shortcut for Show/Hide ## Layers in SketchNews:Samsung One UI is designed to help you focusFitts' Law says that the closer and bigger a target is, the easier it is to hitThe top two-fifths of the screen is just the app name in system apps like Notes, Settings, and MessagesVideo: "Samsung One UI walkthrough: Coming to Galaxy X"Mojave puts a light stroke around windows in Dark modeVideo: "WWDC 2018: Introducing Dark Mode" — Seek to Point/Counterpoint:Dribbble has a sign-in wall, and we're not sure how we feel about thatOne Cool Thing:Marshall shared "The Classic Tetris World Championships Explained" by aGameScout, a breakdown of the professional Tetris competitionVideo Playlist: "Classic Tetris World Championships 2018"Brian shared Pocket Casts, a popular podcast app that's been nicely overhauled in v7.0Design Details on the Web:We are @designdetailsfmBrian is @brian_lovinMarshall is @marshallbock@Sarahberus and @Luperdev make us sound smarter than we areJoin the conversation on Spectrum or leave us a review on iTunesBYEEEEEEE!