Lessons about Design (page 17)
The links, tools and tips our engineers and designers share with each other, one “today I learned” at a time.
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design-system-playground.netlify.com · offline
A Playground For Tinkering With Design Systems
Felipe Farias
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A Playground For Tinkering With Design Systems
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uxpin.com
how to build different types of UI inventories (components, icons, typography) to get the project ready for a design system
Learn what a design system is, how to create one and how to continually use one through our 12-part guide.
Aline Silveira
Tech Insights· uxpin.com
how to build different types of UI inventories (components, icons, typography) to get the project ready for a design system
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Learn what a design system is, how to create one and how to continually use one through our 12-part guide.
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Tech Insights· blog.usejournal.com
the basics of OKR for designers
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Tech Insights· uxdesign.cc
The bulk experience: exploring multi-select and bulk actions
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Tech Insights· producthunt.com
Free illustration library for your products & presentations
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Tech Insights· medium.com
“Designing a system that makes it easy to do bad things is bad”. Erika Hall on the ethics of UX design
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Tech Insights· youtube.com
a very real talk about impostor syndrome in the design community
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createwithflow.com
Animate Sketch designs using Flow and export code specifications directly to the development team
Professional Animation Software, for iOS, Web and Lottie. Import from Sketch or Figma, animate with our powerful timeline editor, generate production-ready media or code your devs will love to work with.
Pedro Bacelar
Tech Insights· createwithflow.com
Animate Sketch designs using Flow and export code specifications directly to the development team
From createwithflow.com
Professional Animation Software, for iOS, Web and Lottie. Import from Sketch or Figma, animate with our powerful timeline editor, generate production-ready media or code your devs will love to work with.
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basecamp.com
Shape Up: A Basecamp Guide for Product Development.
Shape Up will help you break free of “best practices” that aren’t really working, think deeper about the right problems, and start shipping meaningful projects your team can celebrate.
Felipe Farias
Tech Insights· basecamp.com
Shape Up: A Basecamp Guide for Product Development.
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Shape Up will help you break free of “best practices” that aren’t really working, think deeper about the right problems, and start shipping meaningful projects your team can celebrate.
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smashingmagazine.com
how to improve our design process while dealing with complex product scenarios
Think about your last few software projects. Was there a healthy balance between concrete business goals, meeting users’ needs, and shipping the product in a timely fashion? The key to striking this balance is a design process that accounts for complexity, addresses design problems early, and avoids relying too heavily on third parties. A major contributor to clunky software is flawed design processes. In this article, Eric Olive will outline four design process problems and explain how to address them.
Aline Silveira
Tech Insights· smashingmagazine.com
how to improve our design process while dealing with complex product scenarios
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Think about your last few software projects. Was there a healthy balance between concrete business goals, meeting users’ needs, and shipping the product in a timely fashion? The key to striking this balance is a design process that accounts for complexity, addresses design problems early, and avoids relying too heavily on third parties. A major contributor to clunky software is flawed design processes. In this article, Eric Olive will outline four design process problems and explain how to address them.
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Tech Insights· medium.com
good practices for building a Settings page:
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getwaves.io
Use this SVG random wave, bar and line generator for proxy charts in your UI to test different scenarios
A free SVG wave generator to make unique SVG waves for your next web design. Choose a curve, adjust complexity, randomize!
Pedro Bacelar
Tech Insights· getwaves.io
Use this SVG random wave, bar and line generator for proxy charts in your UI to test different scenarios
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A free SVG wave generator to make unique SVG waves for your next web design. Choose a curve, adjust complexity, randomize!
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Tech Insights· youtube.com
Steve Schoger | Refactoring UI | CSS Day 2019 - Great talk about UI Refactoring and great tips to make your site more polished
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usedetails.com · offline
Quick tip: Use Brad Frost’s atomic design logic to organize the assets within your design system, like Details is doing
Pedro Bacelar
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Quick tip: Use Brad Frost’s atomic design logic to organize the assets within your design system, like Details is doing
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