Paste's Path to a Transparent Package Categorization System
A typographer and designer’s guide to elegance
Spotify’s Failed #SquadGoals
Supply.Family - Market for Creatives
The branding style guidelines documents archive
Zoom Button - A Physical Button To End Zoom Meetings – taskbutton
Canada Modern
Canada Modern is a physical and digital archive of Canadian graphic design, with modernism central to its glowing heart.
CSS responsive table with fixed column and row headers and scroll snap
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Goods Index
An open source index of sustainable packaging, production, materials, and design.
Health Icons
Free, open source health icons.
Astro
Looks interesting. But, does shipping with very little javascipt mean building with lots?
I helped pioneer UX design. What I see today horrifies me
Yep.
Agile’s success at the expense of UX is just one manifestation of a deeper truth: Businesses want scaling. And foundational UX work doesn’t scale. It doesn’t lend itself to predictable, repeatable processes and generic cookie-cutter roles. It can’t, because by definition it deals with unknown, slippery, hard-to-define problems that characterize the leading edge of an organically evolving business.
ONS Exploring local income deprivation
A Practical Guide to Inclusive Research
Encouraging a community to contribute to a design system | by Tosin Balogun | May, 2021 | Medium
Always the problem...
The problem we had with the NHS design system was that the product worked, the support service was reliable, but the community was not feeding back into the system enough. This meant that the team had little insight into how the system was performing, a major risk when you consider how fast things change in the digital world. The question then becomes “Why are people in the community not contributing back into the system”
The Story of Name Sans, So Far
lofi.cafe
🎧 Well, this is rather good.