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Human centred design considered harmful - In the 1990’s, I worked as a programmer and a software developer. Back then, using computer software was… - Jussi Pasanen / filed under Product Design

Less… is more? Apple’s inconsistent ellipsis icons inspire user confusion - As I’ve been exploring iOS 13 to write the just-released Take Control of iOS 13 and iPadOS 13,… - Josh Centers / filed under iOS, UI Design

3 UX implementation details for designing user-friendly ‘compare’ tools - E-Commerce “Compare” tools allow users to select products and view side-by-side sheets of their specifications. Not all sites… - Edward Scott / filed under UX Design

Large devices preferred for important tasks - Despite substantial improvements in mobile UX over the past decade, people still tend to do their most important… - Kate Moran / filed under UX Design

An ode to OpenType: Fall in love with the secret world of fonts - Starting today, Figma will support OpenType features of all the fonts you use: local fonts, Google Fonts, and… - Marcin Wichary / filed under Figma, Typography

Under-engineered text boxen - This is the latest, and not last, in my informal series of posts on under-engineered controls. Generally I… - Adrian Roselli / filed under Accessibility, HTML & CSS