Learnings

<p>How to work with fixed tables </p>

<p>an overview of UX design practice in Brazil, with some alarming data about (lack of) diversity: </p>

<p>How Basecamp lost millions by not A/B testing: </p>

<p>JavaScript Loading Priorities in Chrome </p>

<p>The three types of product management </p>

<p>How Sentry Thrives as an Open Source Software Company </p>

<p>Why You Only Need to Test with 5 Users</p>

<p>a bunch of useful tips on how to process design feedback from stakeholders </p>

<p>Material guidelines on content density are a great way to kickstart a complex interface. #touch-click-targets</p>

<p>Toxic Workers Are More Productive, But the Price Is High </p>

<p>Great tips for working with CSS grids </p>

<p>A shell script static analysis tool - binary and online tool </p>

<p>Hiding responsive images through CSS is not enough to avoid downloading, learn how to fix this here </p>

<p>Human-Centered Design Methods: A step-by-step guide guide </p>

<p>Open source load testing tool </p>

<p>Summary of which third party scripts are most responsible for excessive JavaScript execution on the web.</p>

<p>Public and open source frameworks to help designers with personal growth. </p>

<p>A list of useful tools, extensions and features to ease your day at work and beyond. </p>

<p>Excellent tool for non-designers that needs to remove image background. </p>

<p>Handy to quickly see if your color combination will pass an accessibility test. </p>

<p>With Meta Tags you can edit and experiment with your content then preview how your webpage will look on Google, Facebook, Twitter and more! </p>

<p>Just-in-time preloading — preload a page right before a user clicks on it </p>

<p>one reader of our lessons-learned suggested this tool to compress image size, yet keeping the quality intact . This tip is from Alejandra, who you can reach through alejandra.villalobosb9@gmail.com</p>

<p>Awesome Python Security </p>