Pixels of the Week – January 6, 2017 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 resources, inspiration on twitter and other social networks.

This week’s selection: confirmation bias, UX case studies, mobile UX, web performance, AB testing, design, bilingualism, interfaces zen mode, cognitive overload, user testing, internationalisation and form design. Some lovely CSS mirror effects, CSS properties currentColor and :indeterminate, using opacity in color palettes and a tutorial to draw animals using circles.

You can follow me on twitter to get a dose of links every days.

TL;DNR the one you should not miss

#AI #Design

Algorithm-Driven Design: How Artificial Intelligence Is Changing Design a long but really interesting read on AI driven design

Interesting article

#UX #Psychology

3 Tips for Overcoming Confirmation Bias

For more tips around biases, what types of biases might affect designers, check UX Cognitive Bias Cards & Workshop

#UX #Case Study

Writing more effective case studies, a few tips to help you write case studies to present your UX work

#UX #Mobile

How to create the best search UX on mobile, for mobile native apps

#Performance

10 things I learned making the fastest site in the world

#Mobile

How To Communicate Hidden Gestures in Mobile App, from walkthrough to small inline hints

#A/B Testing

Hehe Why most A/B tests give you bullshit results vs The Mobile Design Elements That You Have to A/B Test

#Design

Web design isn’t becoming more boring, and isn’t losing its soul – Don’t listen to the haters. “Criticizing brochure design for being boring is like criticizing road signs for being boring”, some good points