Designing user-friendly data tables - Are you redesigning a data table for enterprise software? Suddenly you’re feeling overwhelmed. -
Weekly recap #45
Design and frontend links this week.
Highlights of the week ↘
Write a Design Doc – even if no one else will read it - For my purposes, a design doc is any document that you write before you begin the actual implementation. -
Design ↘
Responsive grid design - The grid helps to maintain consistency across the different layouts and make faster design decisions. -
Copying is the way design works - This is a very short book about copying. -
Making sense of your design project by writing - Here’s a small suggestion: Write down the story of your project. -
UI Development ↘
Comparing styling methods in 2020 - Here are my hot takes on the whole table-of-contents of styling possibilities these days. -
Accessible interactions - Accessibility on the web is easy. Accessibility on the web is also hard. -
Prevent layout shifts with CSS grid stacks - A layout shift is what happens when an update in a web page causes something to move significantly. -
Tools and resources ↘
Tyrus - A digital toolkit that helps freelance illustrators optimize their business. -
Phosphor icons - A flexible icon family for interfaces, diagrams, presentations — whatever, really. -
Overflow has arrived on Windows - The public beta of Overflow for Windows was launched last week -
Inspiration and creativity ↘
The Map - A short documentary about a revolutionary redesign of New York City's iconic subway map. -
How I create and maintain a project timesheet for free - In this video blog, I’ll talk about why it’s important to keep and prioritize your time and how… -
Last but not least ↘
Keep learning - I started designing and developing websites in my free time and made it my job right after school. -
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