Day 201 / 2018 — A Primer on UX/UI Design, Thinking in Triplicate, Dead End Design Careers, Exercises to Learn UI Design and more design and frontend links
Top design and frontend links from my daily curation at HeyDesigner
A Primer on UX/UI Design →
Sometimes you need to explain what design is to people who don’t understand it, but need to — by Khoi Vinh // filed in Product Design, UI Design, UX Design
Thinking in Triplicate →
Remember all that crowing about how design — interactive, user-centered, design-thinky design at scale — would change the world? — by Erika Hall // filed in Design Thinking
Escape Routes From Dead End Design Careers →
Entering the design profession is sometimes like love at first sight, but it can also be something you simply want to do and learn to respect — by Avi Ashkenazi // filed in Career
5 Practical Exercises to Learn UI Design (For Free) →
Trying to get a design education from design articles is like trying to eat a meal of crumbs — by Erik D. Kennedy // filed in UI Design
Switching From Another Design Tool to Figma? Here Are 4 Things to Know →
When we first started Figma in 2012, we made the difficult decision to focus on digital design— by Valerie Veteto // filed in Figma
Styling React Components →
How to style React components is a controversial subject. There has been debate about whether styles should be defined in JavaScript using one of the new CSS in JS solutions— by Ben Honeywill // filed in Javascript, React.js
Foundations of Machine Learning →
How to style React components is a controversial subject. There has been debate about whether styles should be defined in JavaScript using one of the new CSS in JS solutions — by David Rosenberg // filed in Machine Learning
Love Letter to Vue →
In the frustratingly fast-paced, ever-shifty and profoundly fashion-driven JavaScript web development ecosystem, it’s not easy to find something that one can even stand to use, to say nothing of love — by Alex Balashov // filed in Vue.js
How to Setup Tailwind With PurgeCSS and PostCSS →
Tailwind is an interesting framework because instead of providing a set of widgets like Bootstrap or others, it provides utilities — by Flavio Copes // filed in HTML & CSS
DSS — Deterministic StyleSheets →
DSS (Deterministic StyleSheets) is a component-oriented CSS authoring system that compiles to high-performance atomic CSS classes-based stylesheets — by Giuseppe // filed in HTML & CSS
