Pixels of the Week – July 8, 2016 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: declutter the design and mobile app reduction, on using a label and tips to create more usable forms, mobile mistakes to avoid, the “web is dying” debate again (with a few data), SVG accessibility and SVG strokes resizing, CSS decorations, triangles and underline. In the inspiration part you’ll find some nice one CSS div creations and a tool to unblock your creativity. Also don’t miss the performance monitoring tool, the Sketch color palette and the prototyping tools.

Also, I’ll be in the USA (Los Angeles and then San Franscisco for Generate Conf) and then in Amsterdam in the next weeks, so no weekly links until July 29. Take care 🙂

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TL;DNR the one you should not miss

#forms

Design Better Forms – Common mistakes designers make and how to fix them

Interesting article

#Design

How to Declutter your Design, Tips for a neat & orderly UI

#Form

Always use a label. But even if search? NOPE. Always. Use. A. Label.

#Mobile #Design

Don’t Make These 10 Mistakes in Your App Design

#Mobile #Native #Web

Is the web dying? The whole native vs web strikes back, with some interesting mobile datas

#Amp

About that ‘mobile’ in Accelerated Mobile Pages

#Design

Complexion Reduction: A New Trend In Mobile Design. The defining characteristics of this hot new trend sweeping across Silicon Valley are: bigger, bolder headlines, simpler more universal icons and extraction of color