Pixels of the Week – January 6, 2016

Pixels of the Week – January 6, 2016

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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: talented designer and why we are no artists, how to build modular code and design, a little bit of UX, mobile onboarding, beautiful typography and what happens when you mix tea and pantones in a colorful experiment, many CSS and SVG tutorials and a few tools to help you build flexbox, use OpenType, create a site styleguide and a small responsive menu.

TL;DNR the one you should not miss

#Responsive #Design

Content Display Patterns, un excellent article on modular code and how we should build the code based on the reusability of elements and not on their design

Interesting article

#Design

Nice, short, well written and true: I’m Not a Talented Designer

#T-shirt

Interesting if you end up creating goodies for example: How to Optimize Your T-Shirt Designs for Max Wearability

#CSS

Feeew: CSS STILL SUCKS 2015 – And How We Try To Work Around It (presentation slides)

#Mobile

Small is Beautiful: Why Desktop UX still has something to teach Mobile

#UX

Fight for UX, an introduction to 5 principles of user experience using posters

#Onboarding

The 21-Step Checklist for Bulletproof Mobile User Onboarding

#Resigning

Shields Down, an excellent read on when and how you start thinking about resigning

Inspiration and Great ideas

#Cute

Both cuteness and sadeness overload <3

#Robot

How could I have missed this robot boogie website?

#CSS #Typography

Swissincss.com is a homage to the International Typographic Style in CSS and it’s beautiful

#Color #Tea

Paletteforyourpalate: a tea a pantone and a mood as inspiration for a beautiful, culinary and colorful experiment

#Video

22 Inspirational Videos for Designers

#CSS

Inspiration for line menu styles

Tutorials

#CSS

Blending Modes Demystified, let’s do the maths 🙂

#SVG

Optimising SVGs for Web Use , Part 1 and Part 2

#CSS

An Introduction to CSS’s @supports Rule (Feature Queries)

Useful ressources, tools and plugins that will make your life easy

#CSS #Opentype

Utility OpenType, CSS utility classes for advanced typographic features (with explanation)

#HTML5

HTML5 Forms inputmode attributes looks promising, such a shame the support is so bad 🙁

#Menu #Mobile

Paradeiser – Interesting menu script if you have a flat and not too complex architecture

#Flexbox

Layout-editor  an online flexbox editor to help you

#CSS #Chrome

Unstack Style Guide, a useful chrome extension that shows a site’s background color, texte colors & typography