Pixels of the Week – October 28, 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 resources, inspiration on twitter and other social networks.

This week’s selection: progressive web apps, e-commerce UX, a little bit of typography with nice examples and retro patchs, Service Workers explained, pull to refresh UI pattern and user’s negative biases. You’ll also find a few lettering, push notifications and CSS gradients and variables tutorials.

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

TL;DNR the one you should not miss

#Mobile

Bye, Bye Burger! What we learned from implementing the new Android Bottom Navigation

Interesting article

#PWA

Progressive Web Apps: Bridging the Gap Between Web and Mobile

#UX #Ecommerce

Trends

Product Sorting UX Trends For eCommerce Websites

#Typography

How the Web Became Unreadable: Interesting points, though I don’t fully agree with the “make you type black” I think we can find a dark gray with enough contrast to make the text readable without going full #fff and #000

#Typography

What You Can Do with Different Font Weights

#Service Worker

The Service Worker Lifecycle by @jaffathecake

#UI

How To Build Honest UIs And Help Users Make Better Decisions

#UI

Pull to Refresh UI Pattern, when to use and not to use this pattern + few tips

#Mobile #sign up

Stop Making Me Sign Up! why would some products and services ask you to sign up on the mobile app when you can read/access the same content on the web without signing up?

#UX

The Negativity Bias in User Experience: People remember the bad more than the good. Users’ tendency to identify flaws in designs raises the bar for what they consider acceptable