Design and frontend links this week

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The good line-height - Have you ever needed to create a type scale following an 8 point baseline grid, or really any… - Fran Perez / filed under Typography

7 (more) tips to help you quickly improve your UIs - In this part I've focused primarily on Typography because I know how beneficial a good understanding of type… - Marc Andrew / filed under Typography, UI Design

Make it fun: Chaos in product design - What Brutalism, Wabi Sabi, and Virtual Reality have in common. - Gabriel Valdivia / filed under Product Design

UX research for brand colour - I started by defining my hypotheses. I selected 8 colours that I liked, and I checked them for… - This Too Shall Grow / filed under Branding, UX Design

Design leadership for introverts - How introverted designers and design leaders can operate successfully in a world where the extrovert ideal is desired. - Tim Yeo / filed under Leadership

Responsive height design - Do we need to reduce the browser height? Yes, and I will convince you in this article. - Ahmad Shadeed / filed under HTML & CSS, Responsive Design

The :focus-visible trick - Always worth repeating: all interactive elements should have a focus style. - Chris Coyier / filed under Accessibility, HTML & CSS

min(), max(), and clamp(): three logical CSS functions to use today - Learn how to control element sizing, maintain proper spacing, and implement fluid typography using these well-supported CSS functions. - Una Kravets / filed under HTML & CSS

Interactive CSS grid generator - Quickly design web layouts, and get HTML and CSS code. Learn CSS Grid visually and build web layouts… - Leniolabs / filed under CSS Grid Layout, HTML & CSS

Daily routines - The lives and work habits of five designers from different backgrounds to find out what helps them stay… - Readymag / filed under Creativity, Productivity

The myth of “creative freedom” - Constraints are necessary for creative work. Without them, nothing happens. - Tobias van Schneider / filed under Creativity

So good they can’t ignore you — how craftsmanship builds great careers - As someone who is shifting into design, I am interested in understanding what makes a person great at… - Caroline Luu / filed under Career, Inspiration