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There's also Little Big Details (http://littlebigdetails.com/ http://littlebigdetails.com/) which does something similar.

• Jeremy1026 9y ago
  404?
  • planetjones 9y ago
    It's teaching you how it's a good idea to have a 404 page which links to an article explaining more.
    • Jeremy1026 9y ago
      Well I'm dumb. Didn't even think that it was an article and that I should try scrolling/clicking.
• currysausage 9y ago
  Wow, this is a total antipattern: http://littlebigdetails.com/post/164521719457/invision-blog-when-you-read-an-article-on http://littlebigdetails.com/post/164521719457/invision-blog-... I want the title to tell me which article I might want to return to, not that I should.
  • dmix 9y ago
    Clever or novel often gets precedence in many of these UI collection blogs. It's easy to get caught up in busy-work with design, possibly more so than with programming. That's why I like UI changes that come with a/b test results. Although sometimes it's hard to measure the right metrics with this stuff, especially when it's entirely qualitative or highly abstract like emotional gratification.
• bojanvidanovic 9y ago
  Thank you for this link! Useful tips!