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I remember when Nokia phones were crushing their opponents in terms of user experience, despite the incredible amount of devices they offered. The one-in-all blue button was remarkable. There were no OS, just different brands. Nokia failed
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13y ago
Ah, the occasional overly aggressive rant that hits the front page. I wonder how the phrase "Here is a small example" can lead to "Fuck you Bing, really, fuck you" in only a few paragraphs.
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There's so much to say about this video, but I'll summarize it by quoting one of my favourite articles: "Solving the wrong problem". [1] (By the way, itt's funny how nowadays, hardware UI is immediately associated w
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13y ago
I wanted to build a simple calendar for the London 2012 Olympics (and actually built another one for the Sochi Olympics). Both times I ended up using a JSON file found on NBC's website. Like the linked article suggests, it would be nic
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13y ago
Being able to come up with elaborate equations to draw a layout is a smart way to tell the browser how to dynamically resize and position a set of elements. It has, for example, helped me design custom "Pinterest-like" layouts. Ke
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13y ago
This little CSS experiment is usually the kind of irrelevant demonstration that is commonly frowned upon because it has no practical use. But no matter how apparently futile this showcase can appear, it's still inherently valid because
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13y ago
This reminds me of Case Interview Math: https://www.caseinterview.com/math/home.php Try with "Estimation Math", "Random", and "Hard". A friend of mine told me about this website. He used i
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Why was the Windows File Transfer so bad at predicting transfer time?
(superuser.com)
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How do you tell managers that having good developers is a privilege?
(workplace.stackexchange.com)
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I'm currently redesigning a backend interface, and it's the 1st time since I've started my Front-End career (7 years ago) that I'm not using Photoshop at all . I'm just using Bootstrap, Sublime Text, and Chrome. Fo
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" More Spell On You " was actually produced by Daniel Vangarde (a.k.a Thomas Bangalter's father). It might be the reason why Daft Punk were able to avoid legal complications.
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This article could be titled "How to use Photoshop to draw interfaces". I've been looking for a true alternative to Photoshop. Sketch looks neat but requires Mac OS 10.7 at least (my iMac is stuck at 10.6, my MBA isn't s
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- Arbitrary written content with mixed in assets Nothing works here. You're right. Offering a simple way for a non-technical user to manage (locally) his layout is the challenge of most WYSIWYG. I don't use Medium but w
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13y ago
I'm slighly confused by the article's premise ("2014 will be the Content’s year") and it mentioning tools such as Wix, Squarespace, or even Macaw, who can't be considered as CMS but rather complete website builders.
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The concept is nice, and works well on mobile interfaces where placeholders are often used in replacement of standard labels. You end up providing the user with additional information, considering each field still provides a label even when
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CSS variables are the only reason I started using Sass and LESS in the first place. But although these preprocessors come with other interesting features, I never managed to truly incorporate them in my workflow. The way I ended up solving
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Jason Fried Rants about Modern Web Design
(tech.co)
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Well, I think the solution is to NOT have something tucked away (like the current menu). You have space in the header, use it! Especially for buttons that will be frequently used. And don't use icons only . Users went mad when GMail r
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13y ago
Very neat. I'm the kind of person who likes having everything laid out before him, i.e. I don't like organization that relies too much on depth. For example, I usually prefer prefixing my file names rather than splitting them into
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Send a login token via email after failed attempts
(jgthms.com)
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These basically look like MIDI controllers in a kit. I love the modularity: being able to design your own physical interface. I do a lot of computer-based music, and what really sets creativity in motion is the ability to control your sof
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Was using Winamp 5 for the past year but recently switched back to v2.95, which is allegedly the best version out there. Although it's 10 years old (!!), it's still the best music player available: lightweight, fast, responsive, a
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Try tapping Up-Up-Down-Down-Left-Right-Left-Right-B-A on the pad.
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Paper is the only "entertainment" app I actually installed on my iPad. (I don't have games, news or social media apps.) On its own, Paper is already a very interesting experience. The content is simple but provides tons of po
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AdBlock blocks the ads, Ghostery blocks the scripts. It's an interesting combination that is less radical than NoScript, and still prevents loading most of the annoying stuff. Of course, if you want to limit the features of a website (
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Typeface vs. Font: Terminology Smackdown
(nerdplusart.com)
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Although Frontend is impressive, the target market is a bit blurry. As a front-end developer, I don't see myself using such a tool. And non tech-savvy people would probably feel a bit overwhelmed and would still have issues designing a
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I haven't read the whole review because I'm not planning on purchasing a next-gen console but I was quite impressed by the page design. Usually, animated UI tweaks are frowned upon because they hinder the readability and hurt the
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Like most rants in blog post format, the title is overly sensational. Claiming that Deviant Art's registration process is completely wrong just because it allegedly has one unnecessary field doesn't support the author's cre
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Dungeon - The Ultimate Gaming CMS
(getdungeon.com)
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