Ever search for CSS info and run into some article — perhaps even one or a dozen on this site — that looks promising until you realize it was published when dinosaurs roamed the planet? The information is good, but maybe isn’t the best reflection of modern best practices? I’ve wondered that a bunch. And […]
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In the previous article in my two-part series, I have explained how important it is to start by mastering your design tools, to work on your portfolio (even if you have very little work experience — which is to be expected at this stage), and to carefully prepare for your first design interviews. If all
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This article is a sponsored by Bryntum Team, assemble! Need to coordinate a crew of superheroes across the globe to save the world? A scheduler can help. Same for web applications that serve any group of collaborating users — whether that includes wearing a cape or not. Event calendars and schedulers may often seem the
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Christian Heilmann gave this talk at Typo3 Developer Days. I’m linking it up because it strikes an already stricken nerve in me. The increasing complexity of web development has an inverse relationship with the decreasing number of entry points for those getting into web development. I love how Christian compares two hypothetical development stacks. Then
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It was a few years ago during the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo 2020 that I made a demo of animated 3D Olympic rings. I like it, it looks great, and I love the effect of the rings crossing each other. CodePen Embed Fallback But the code itself is kind of old. I wrote it in
As we’ve been hearing constantly for the last couple of years, AI will soon replace every creative job and we’ll all have to retrain as mechanics or tree surgeons or something. This prediction, apart from being unrealistic, also sounds totally dystopian.
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Welcome to the August toolbox. We’ve found goodies for designers, developers, project managers, domain admins, and those of you who wear all of these hats.
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We have been talking about CSS3 for a long time. Call me a fossil, but I still remember the new border-radius property feeling like the most incredible CSS3 feature. We have moved on since we got border-radius and a slew of new features dropped in a single CSS3 release back in 2009. CSS, too, has
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Heydon on the virtues of hyperlinking hypertext in an anchor element: Sometimes, the <a> is referred to as a hyperlink, or simply a link. But it is not one of these and people who say it is one are technically wrong (the worst kind of wrong). […] An <a> is an interactive element (well, it is if it has an href).
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My design career began in 2008. The first book that I read on the topic of design was Photoshop Tips And Tricks by Scott Kelby, which was a book about a very popular design tool, but not about user experience (UX) design itself. Back at the time, I didn’t know many of the approaches and
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