Pixels of the Week – February 24, 2019 by Stéphanie Walter

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Every week I share a list of curated articles, resources and tools about UX, UI and mobile design, Front-End development, HTML, CSS and more…

This week’s selection: UX and videogames, bad habits of UX designer, UX in the age of personalization, app onboarding, accessibility, regex cheat sheet, color scales generator, CSS grid layout and flexbox, introduction to WebBluetooth, WebAuthn guide, decision making, design systems handbook, Agile vs Design Sprints, etc.

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TL;DNR the one you should not miss

#UX #Video Games

“What UX Designers Can Learn from Video Games’ Obsession with UI”
The personalisation part is interesting, I play a moba on tablett & phone and I don’t want the menu options to be in the same place because I don’t hold them the same way, I can change them

Interesting article

#UX

5 UX Tips to Master the App Onboarding
Bad Habits of UI/UX Designers – From creating imaginary users to forgetting about budgets, the design process has some flaws
UX in the Age of Personalization – who to propose a personalized experience that won’t fail the users

#CSS

Quick! What’s the Difference Between Flexbox and Grid?
Using CSS Grid the right way – “Don’t use a grid system” approach suits me, more and more I ditch the 12 column grid to design in a more “flexibility in the browser” way, fixed margins, fluid containers (% or fr) dividing space instead of placing on a grid

#Social Medias

“The curse of the reply guy on Twitter“, yes, yes yes, creepy as hell. Also the fear of blocking them because then they come and complain on LinkedIn or emails is so familiar 🙁

#Front-End

HTML, CSS and our vanishing industry entry points, if we make it so that you have to understand programming to even start, then we take something open and enabling, and place it back in the hands of those who are already privileged. true.
“Guide to Web Authentication“, nicely written and illustrated, easy to read.
An Introduction To WebBluetooth , Website, web apps and PWAs being able to connect to bluetooth might look trivial to some of you, like, okay, who wants to connect a smart lights bulbes to a browser, we have apps for that. BUT We’re currently seeing a big shift, from heavy native clients to software as a service (SaaS) models in a lot of industries. The browser (and the cloud) are becoming the platform. I believe there’s a huge potentiel for WebBluetooth for enterprise IoT.
Do we still need JavaScript frameworks?

#Process #Workflow

Agile Sprints vs. Design Sprints – when to use a design sprint and the concept of “code sprint”, never heard of this, it’s a smart idea to reconciliate every part of the process

#Fail

Accidents Waiting To Happen Thanks To These Architects And Designers