Pixels of the Week – December 18, 2015 by Stéphanie Walter

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Every week I post a lot of my daily readings about Web, UI and UX Design, mobile design, webdesign tools and useful ressources, inspiration on twitter and other social networks.

This week’s selection: why you might not need a mobile application, webdesign trends for 2016 and 35 UX articles of this year, a little bit about mobile forms and nice articles on design, CSS grids, CSS, SVG (SMIL / JavaScript / Clip-path) animations. You’ll also find an history of the fonts used in Star Wars, some accessibility basics, some JavaScript functions to replace jQuery and a little reminder of CSS properties used for typography.

TL;DNR the one you should not miss

#Mobile

[Freebies] Responsive Retrofitting VS Mobile First Responsive Strategy Illustration, and illustration under creative commons based on Brad Frost’s article the Responsive Strategy

Interesting article

#Design

Poor design — doesn’t say “tea”, on beeing bold enough to try something different

#Design #Code

THANK YOU <3 “Should Designers Code?” — The final Word. Unique evidence that might finally settle the age old debate

#Mobile

Interesting feedback: Why you shouldn’t bother creating a mobile app.

#App

A must read: Why Progressive Web Apps Are The Future Of Web Development

#E-commerce

Don’t Overdo Web Design Trends on Your E-Commerce Site

#UX #Top

The 15 Most-Loved UserTesting Articles from 2015, plus The Hipper Element: Top 10 UX Articles of 2015, no you got plenty of articles to read during the holidays 😀

#Mobile

‘Touch Keyboard’ Implementations Have Improved Just 9% Since 2013 (60% Still Get it Wrong)

#Work

How to Work From Home Without Losing Your Mind

#Conversion

Hum, I’m not quite convinced about some of those, what do you thing? “2016 Web Design Trends to Boost Conversions”

#Performance

Smaller, Faster Websites, a talk on web performance and images

Designer news

#iOS

More Responsive Tapping on iOS – Putting touch-action: manipulation; on a clickable element makes WebKit consider touches that begin on the element only for the purposes of panning and pinching to zoom