Re-contextualizing symbols, Remote work, Human needs, Design tokens, On links and buttons

Re-contextualizing symbols: A study of phenomenology - Symbols are specifically designed graphic elements intended for wordless communication. If your symbol requires a description, you've failed as a designer and communicator. - Jayson Zaleski / filed under Graphic Design

Remote work is not for everyone - Designers can't do their job properly if they aren't in the same room with the people they work with. Good collaboration is preconditioned by collocation. - Matej Latin / filed under Remote Working

Human needs are universal; product solutions are unique - When I see a successful feature in another product, I try to focus first on the underlying human needs that it's solving. - Ami Vora / filed under Product Design

Component-level design tokens - This article is intended to provide some practical, real-world basis for the use of component-level design tokens. - Nate Baldwin / filed under Design System

On links and buttons - When going somewhere does a thing. - Kilian Valkhof / filed under HTML & CSS