Lessons about Design (page 22)
The links, tools and tips our engineers and designers share with each other, one “today I learned” at a time.
- lessons shared
- 357
- people sharing
- 25
- database started in
- 2016










Tech Insights· designnotes.co
A free resource library for product designers!
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picular.co
Find colors related to specific words
Picular is a rocket fast primary color generator using Google’s image search. If you ever needed the perfect yellow hex code from a banana, this is the tool for you.
Pedro Bacelar
Tech Insights· picular.co
Find colors related to specific words
From picular.co
Picular is a rocket fast primary color generator using Google’s image search. If you ever needed the perfect yellow hex code from a banana, this is the tool for you.
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Tech Insights· apps.amandaghassaei.com
Origami Simulator: Real-time WebGL origami simulator app.
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- Patterns


Tech Insights· medium.muz.li
Creating a consistent visual hook for brand elements
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- Design


Tech Insights· uxdesign.cc
The importance of Design QA in digital product design
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- Product Strategy
- Qa


Tech Insights· invisionapp.com
How to use microinteractions to improve UX design
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- UI
- UX

hobo-web.co.uk
What Is The Best Screen Size to Design Websites in 2018
There's no single 'best' screen size. Our 2025 data-driven guide reveals the most common resolutions and teaches you how to design responsive, mobile-first websites that satisfy users and Google.
Pedro Bacelar

Tech Insights· hobo-web.co.uk
What Is The Best Screen Size to Design Websites in 2018
From hobo-web.co.uk
There's no single 'best' screen size. Our 2025 data-driven guide reveals the most common resolutions and teaches you how to design responsive, mobile-first websites that satisfy users and Google.
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- UI
- Web


Tech Insights· uxplanet.org
How bidirectional scrolling can save responsive design
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- Responsive
- UI

bradfrost.com
how to do an UI inventory [design system, UI
I'm Brad Frost, an independent creator, web designer & developer, teacher, speaker, writer, musician, and artist based in Pittsburgh, PA.
Aline Silveira

Tech Insights· bradfrost.com
how to do an UI inventory [design system, UI
From bradfrost.com
I'm Brad Frost, an independent creator, web designer & developer, teacher, speaker, writer, musician, and artist based in Pittsburgh, PA.
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- UI


Tech Insights· blog.prototypr.io
Comparison between different versioning tools for UI design
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- Git
- UI


Tech Insights· medium.com
How to design adaptive text elements using Sketch
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- Sketch
- UI

medium.com
How to “Remote User Test” Pro tips and know-how from 3000 remote user test sessions.
Felipe Farias

Tech Insights· medium.com
How to “Remote User Test” Pro tips and know-how from 3000 remote user test sessions.
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- Remote
- UX


Tech Insights· medium.com
how designers turn into design leaders:
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- Management

chargebee.com
Good Questions, Bad Asks: The UX Of Questions In User Onboarding.
There are three strategies you can use to turn good questions into good asks—gradual engagement, information priming, and immediate impact delivery.
Felipe Farias

Tech Insights· chargebee.com
Good Questions, Bad Asks: The UX Of Questions In User Onboarding.
From chargebee.com
There are three strategies you can use to turn good questions into good asks—gradual engagement, information priming, and immediate impact delivery.
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- UX
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