Tooltips are like homemade food: everyone uses them and everyone has their own recipe to make them. If you don’t remember a particular recipe, you will search for one, follow it, and go on with your day. This “many ways to do the same thing” concept is general to web development and programming (and life!), […]
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Google’s Project Mariner introduces autonomous AI agents that navigate the web and perform tasks, reshaping UX design and testing to accommodate both human users and AI agents.
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Git Wrapped is a free tool that transforms your GitHub activity into an engaging, shareable year-in-review summary, highlighting your top projects, language usage, and commit trends.
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2024 has been a great year for type design. Over the past few years geometric sans have been less apparent, with cursive and serifs having something of a renaissance; that trend continued this year. There’s been a very clear fashion for French design. Experimental fonts are more usable than ever. Here — in no particular
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Multi-step forms are a good choice when your form is large and has many controls. No one wants to scroll through a super-long form on a mobile device. By grouping controls on a screen-by-screen basis, we can improve the experience of filling out long, complex forms. But when was the last time you developed a
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Big brands are increasingly ditching serif fonts in their logos, opting for sleek sans-serif designs to stay modern, improve digital readability, and appeal to younger, tech-savvy audiences.
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What else do we want or need CSS to do? It’s like being out late at night someplace you shouldn’t be and a stranger in a trenchcoat walks up and whispers in your ear. “Psst. You wanna buy some async @imports? I’ve got the specificity you want.” You know you shouldn’t entertain the idea but
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Sandisk Corporation—synonymous with flash drives, memory cards, and digital storage—has redefined its visual identity with a bold, minimalist new logo. The inspiration? A single pixel. “It all started with the pixel, which is the fundamental smallest unit of data,” explains Andre Filip, CEO of ELA Advertising, the agency behind the redesign. Sandisk worked on the
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Every year, the UX Collective dives deep into what’s shaping the design world, and their 2025 State of UX report is out. Spoiler alert: it’s a mix of exciting tech breakthroughs and some hard truths about where our industry is headed. If you’re wondering how AI, design tools, and shifting priorities are changing the game,
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What makes an incredible project? Is it the client? The type of project? An exorbitant budget? While those things help to create the environment in which a great project can thrive, what truly makes a project something powerful is you. No, this isn’t some pep talk on why you are the ultimate weapon — but
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