All posts in Pixels of the Week (curated newsletter)

👉🏻 Curated weekly UX Research, Design & Tech resources:  improving your UI design skills, UX writers and content strategists guide, UX is broken and how to fix it, severance aesthetics, lofi neon coloring book vibe, a 368 chickens game, accessibility in video games, variable color style guide, onboarding patterns, when to use lists for better accessibility

👉🏻 Curated weekly UX Research, Design & Tech resources: a comprehensive summary to help you understand the European Accessibility Act, text labels with icons, the PACT research framework, a guide to food around the world, the German ultimate nutcracker, futuristic UI kit, generative fonts & scripts, design inspiration, design assets, wide emoji maker, skip links for accessibility, CSS inline background overlap problem, how navigation should work for keyboard users.

👉🏻 Curated weekly UX Research, Design & Tech resources: UX methods resources, map tool to understand Mercator projection distortion, must-have UX intake form questions, techno-solutionism in cafés, a/b test  sign up insights, office politics for designers, EAS framework for forms, accessibility blame game, whimsical animations, accessibility virtual empathy hub, Figma documentation plugin, Figma variable visualizer, cool native html elements, etc.

👉🏻 Curated weekly UX Research, Design & Tech resources: accessibility products & services, on having fun with your own site, design clear AI interactions, why products feel meh, usability testing with disabled users, WCAG colour contrast explains, form accessibility and usability, BookWatch, component naming, Skew Figma plugin, notification psychology, amazing color palette, finding work you love, manual accessibility testing, etc.

👉🏻 Curated weekly UX Research, Design & Tech resources: UX banana testing, why the web on mobile is crap, effort paradox in AI design, the six Cs of accessibility, AI design patterns, UI & UX micro-tips, the fish doorbell, a dungeon game to learn HTML and CSS, fluid typography, mesh gradient generator, color contrast accessibility,  a review of AI tools and accessibility, etc.

👉🏻 Curated weekly UX Research, Design & Tech resources: designing for accessibility right from the start, hue color tool, reasons bad design happens, generating image descriptions and alt-text with AI, AI hallucinations: what designers need to know, tooltips  & accessibility, chat is a bad UI pattern for development tools, strategy needs more than workshops, AI-assisted usability testing: reality or fiction, colors in movies, tools for UX job seekers, WikiTimeline, pattern inspiration, accessible color palette generator, etc.

👉🏻 Curated weekly UX Research, Design & Tech resources: color theory & palette resources, OKLCH for designers, chat interfaces & intent, the paradox of AI content recommendation, a great case study on info architecture, target=”_blank”, a Figma plugin to redact parts of images, a CSS flexbox lab, a waveform renderer framework, open source SVG loading icons, the cultural explanation behind Chinese app design, and “Co-Intelligence” book notes.

Color is key in design—it shapes perception, usability, and accessibility. In this article, I’ve put together my go-to resources and tools for understanding color theory, building palettes, including accessible ones. From color harmonies color palette tools, those resources will help designers make better color choices for better, more inclusive designs. Perfect for beginners and those looking to refine their color expertise!

👉🏻 Curated weekly UX Research, Design & Tech resources: desperate UX portfolio, the social media false promise, how the supernatural explains what we can’t, a visual identify using isle shapes, your name in beautiful landmarks, a fun Venn diagram AI image generator, a Figma AutoCAD plugin, a notepad online tool, a fun global caps lock key, and guide to corporate sabotaging.

👉🏻 Curated weekly UX Research, Design & Tech resources: UX team dynamics charter, the issues with accessibility overlays, UI-less experiences don’t exist, diversity at conference, “At least they tried” isn’t good enough for accessibility, the internet is unusable, an omni-directional ball-wheeled bike, the cheetos marketing other hand font, a book on how to invent everything, free sounds, emoji pattern generator, etc.