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iA Presenter is now available on iPhone, iPad and Mac

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iA Presenter is now available on iPhone, iPad and Mac

After a couple of years in development, A Hand-Drawn Font is finally ready to meet the world. Yes, the font family is called A Hand-Drawn Font 🤷🏽🤪 It didn’t start in my sketchbooks, but from something more practical: lettering I used to label tools and materials around the studio. Later, while working on an autobiographical … Continue reading So I Made A Hand-Drawn Font… →

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Design or Kitsch?

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Design or Kitsch?

iA Notebook wins its second award this year

iA Notebook at Tokyo Big Sight

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At Middlesbrough Front End 2025 I gave a talk about some of the more exotic applications of View Transitions

Good design takes time

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Good design is long-lasting

At JSHeroes 2025 I gave a talk in Scroll-Driven Animations.

Slides + Recording of the talk “Supercharge Web UX with View Transitions” I gave at WebExpo.

For this year’s Google I/O, I recorded the session “Web animations today and tomorrow”. Check it out to learn how to guide, inform, and delight users by adding subtle and supportive animations to your web UIs.

Jony Ive and the philosophy of design

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Jony Ive’s Philosophy of Design

Instead of duplicating an animation on the ::view-transition-group pseudo, you can also rely on CSS transitions on the original element … if you’ve set it up correctly.

Giambattista Vico's Design of Philosophy

In April I attended #BlinkOn, the conference for web platform contributors in the Chromium open source project. At the conference I gave a presentation about “CSS Parser Extensions”, a wild idea I have to fix CSS polyfilling once and for all. If you didn’t know, polyfilling CSS features is extremely hard, mainly because the CSS Parser discards what it does not understand. So what if, instead of having authors write their own parser and cascade to polyfill a CSS feature, they could teach the parser some new tricks?

Sitting on a train, you don’t need to do anything—you just move forward. It’s the perfect mindset for writing.

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