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Smart Interface Design Patterns Valid
• Vitaly Friedman

Things I Wish I’d Known Earlier In My Design Career

Too often, our individual goals and plans are left far behind the company’s goals and product development roadmaps. That’s not right. Below are some of the tips around design career that I wish somebody had told me earlier in my career, and that I hope will be useful for you...

Smart Interface Design Patterns Valid
• Vitaly Friedman

Designing A Time Zone Selection UX

Designing a time-zone selection is hard. Not only are time zones difficult to scan and understand; they also change over time, with or without daylight saving at different times, and there is no universal way of organizing and displaying them. Time zones are hard, a wond...

Smart Interface Design Patterns Valid
• Vitaly Friedman

Seven Fantastic Design Systems

Nobody is surprised by design systems these days. A novelty just half a decade ago, they have become an established part of the design process, helping teams bridge the gap between design and code. I'd love to share with you some of the useful features of design systems that...

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• paulazuccotti

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Martina Flor’s Open Studio Updates instantly via WebSub
• Martina Flor

92. Martina Flor - 3 Tactics To Attract Dream Assingments—Even If You Haven't Launched Your Business

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In this solo show, I share strategies and tactics that you can use to advance your career as a lettering artist or illustrator. Today I’ll be speaking about strategies to get out of your way, share your work and start attracting dream assignments.

Last week we released the episode with Ken Barber, and he inspired me to record this one.
Go check it out ➡️ https://youtu.be/lHIgFYPtAtU 

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Smart Interface Design Patterns Valid
• Vitaly Friedman

Designing Better Meetings

Meetings can be utterly exhausting and frustrating, but also valuable and productive. Here are some of the formats and guidelines that seem to be working slightly better, especially in large organizations. Best Practices For Meetings # There should be no surprises in a mee...

Matthias Ott Supports Webmention
• Matthias Ott

Dig Deeper

After about a year of living in our new home, after waiting for our neighbors to finish their driveway (life lesson: don’t expect gratitude from strangers), after our wholehearted horticulturist recovered from an acute illness, and after thaw had set in in the southwestern p...

Matthias Ott Supports Webmention
• matthiasott

Dig Deeper

After about a year of living in our new home, after waiting for our neighbors to finish their driveway (life lesson: don’t expect gratitude from strangers), after our wholehearted horticulturist recovered from an acute illness, and after thaw had set in in the southwestern p...

Martina Flor’s Open Studio Updates instantly via WebSub
• Martina Flor

91. Ken Barber - Secrets To Mastering A Skill, Finding Models & Mentors, The Importance Of Honest Feedback, Perfection, Acceptance & Patience

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Today, I’ll be having a conversation with Ken Barber Ken is a lettering artist, type designer, author, and educator. For 30 years, he's made distinctive logos for global brands and created dozens of fonts. He blames his obsession with letterforms on Don Martin comics, Santa...

Matthias Ott Supports Webmention
• Matthias Ott

Expand and Stabilize, Explore and Craft

Dave wrote about what he calls The Feature Work → Maintenance Work Loop: he often finds himself working in cycles of Feature Work and Maintenance Work, “balancing the growth and health of a product with a cycle of building and repairing”. I’ve noticed the same both in design...

Matthias Ott Supports Webmention
• matthiasott

Expand and Stabilize, Explore and Craft

Dave wrote about what he calls The Feature Work → Maintenance Work Loop: he often finds himself working in cycles of Feature Work and Maintenance Work, “balancing the growth and health of a product with a cycle of building and repairing”. I’ve noticed the same both in desig...

Matthias Ott Supports Webmention
• Matthias Ott

Web Push It Real Good

Let’s call it what it is: Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) were a great idea full of potential but they never really caught on. One reason for that was that although you could add any website to the Home Screen in Apple’s iOS, it always felt like nothing more but a fancy bookmark...

Matthias Ott Supports Webmention
• matthiasott

Web Push It Real Good

Let’s call it what it is: Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) were a great idea full of potential but they never really caught on. One reason for that was that although you could add any website to the Home Screen in Apple’s iOS, it always felt like nothing more but a fancy bookmark...

Matthias Ott Supports Webmention
• Matthias Ott

CSS Speech Module Level 1

As I noted yesterday, screen readers don’t convey the semantics of many HTML elements like strong or em. When I shared my post on Mastodon, Stéphane Deschamps chimed in and pointed to an promising candidate recommendation fresh from the press that might give authors much mor...

Matthias Ott Supports Webmention
• matthiasott

CSS Speech Module Level 1

As I noted yesterday, screen readers don’t convey the semantics of many HTML elements like strong or em. When I shared my post on Mastodon, Stéphane Deschamps chimed in and pointed to an promising candidate recommendation fresh from the press that might give authors much mo...

Matthias Ott Supports Webmention
• Matthias Ott

Screen Readers Don’t Convey the Semantics of STRONG and EM

I always was under the impression that if I add emphasis to a piece of text in HTML by adding an em or a strong element, this emphasis would also be indicated to screen reader users in some way. For example, by a change of the tone of voice, much like if you are reading a t...

Matthias Ott Supports Webmention
• matthiasott

Screen Readers Don’t Convey the Semantics of STRONG and EM

I always was under the impression that if I add emphasis to a piece of text in HTML by adding an em or a strong element, this emphasis would also be indicated to screen reader users in some way. For example, by a change of the tone of voice, much like if you are reading a t...

Matthias Ott Supports Webmention
• Matthias Ott

Uncontainable Container Query Excitement

CSS Container Queries are now available in all major browsers. 🥳 With the release of Firefox 110 yesterday, the stable versions of Chrome, Safari, Edge, and Firefox all support them. There have been many major additions to CSS in recent years, but this one is definitely one ...

Matthias Ott Supports Webmention
• matthiasott

Uncontainable Container Query Excitement

CSS Container Queries are now available in all major browsers. 🥳 With the release of Firefox 110 yesterday, the stable versions of Chrome, Safari, Edge, and Firefox all support them. There have been many major additions to CSS in recent years, but this one is definitely one ...

Matthias Ott Supports Webmention
• Matthias Ott

Time To Fresh Blogpost

I want to start a little experiment: I want to see if I can reduce my TTFB, which is, of course, short for “time to fresh blogpost”. Why? Because I think this is something where I can still improve a lot. Although I am aware that a few of you are indeed reading my posts and ...