All posts in Pixels of the Week (curated newsletter)
Pixels of the Week – January 24, 2021
👉 Your curated weekly Design and Front-End resources: responsible web apps, enterprise UX is amazing, notifications UX, fictional UI inspiration, asking open questions in surveys, UX methods, nice free illustrations and icons, validation is a mirage, a lot of art and cool inspiration, AI and drawing, Jazz and also Metal lettering, some dolphin boy bands, pixelart illustration, etc.
Pixels of the Week – January 17, 2021
👉 Your curated weekly Design and Front-End resources: public speaking diversity, UX research papers, observational user research, free illustrations, inspiring videos, CSS animations and transitions, accessible button generator, UI inspiration, design tool history, Chrome music lab, a CSS game tutorial, diverse stock photos, old book illustrations and more.
Pixels of the Week – January 10, 2021
👉 Your curated weekly Design and Front-End resources: HTML/CSS stack, progressive enhancement, designing components, a beautiful typeface, motion and accessibility, CSS properties almanac, 2020 ipsum generator, terms and conditions, designer bias, infinite scroll, results of the NNgroup UX career survey, computer advertising pictures, an essay on newsletter, generative art, etc.
Pixels of the Week – December 27, 2020
👉 Your curated weekly Design and Front-End resources: the cupcake model for product strategy, typography, CSS glitch effect, a nice color palette generator and a pattern generator, CSS animations tool, a fun pinkish platform game in the browser, accessibility anchor links, handling long content and centering in CSS, more UI game inspiration, etc.
Pixels of the Week – December 20, 2020
👉 Your curated weekly Design and Front-End resources: you belong in tech, learning CSS, game UI inspiration, diversity in tech and design, some fun little browser games, UI history & the history of the burger menu, CSS variables, CSS scroll snap, figcaption and accessibility, contextual inquiry, next level PWAs on desktop, the “UX community” on Instagram, colorful inspiration, and so much more
Pixels of the Week – December 13, 2020
👉 Your curated weekly resources: CSS full bleed content, a free UX design starter kit, why you should conduct user research, a cool accessibility project, 2 typefaces, testing the “abusability” of your product, CSS margin collapse explained, free icons, 3D art, diverse stock photos and books, 2 advent calendars (accessibility & UXD ), a cute mindmap tool, pure CSS Monument Valley, etc.
Pixels of the Week – December 6, 2020
👉 Your curated weekly Design and Front-End resources: 10 NNgroup heuristics illustrated with posters, a UX tools database, teaching remotely, CSS aspect-ratio, a figma course, behavioral science, UX design interview tips, UX metrics, an accessibility buddy, cute manga font, 2020 state of CSS, and a lot of cool design, sound and video inspiration and tools to make your life easier.
Pixels of the Week – November 29, 2020
👉 Your curated weekly Design and Front-End resources: a font with greater legibility, 10 CSS layouts, CSS masonry, fonts for coding, dataviz, foldable objects templates, why the HTML/CSS/JS separation is good, black and white design, accessibility & aria explained, CSS clip-path editor, design strategy, beautiful illustrations, a LGBTQ inclusive survey, a design challenge, some cool music, etc.
Pixels of the Week – November 1, 2020
👉 Your curated weekly Design and Front-End resources: typography CSS vertical rhythm tool, a UI challenge generator, balance and composition in UI layouts, UX glossary, user friendly data tables, improving UI with typography, responsive grid design, free icons, usability of state switch buttons, a CSS escape game, some really cool CSS drawings, mobile flow inspiration, a cat keyboard, some photo inspiration, beautiful botanic and animals illustrations , a naked HTML page, etc.
Pixels of the Week – October 25, 2020
👉 Your curated weekly Design and Front-End resources: CSS Grid Playground, chatbots, spatial memory in psychology and UX Design, a tool to find CSS values based on the property, some CSS gradient background that you can copy/paste, advice for UX interviews, great packaging, the issues with the video game industry, a beautiful serif font, testing accessibility, CSS clamp() min() and max(), CSS and accessibility, naming conventions, 3D printed bee homes, etc.