Design and frontend links this week.

Good vs Great design - Good design is good process. Great design is usually messy. - Andy / filed under Product Design

Grids - The educational project about grids which Obys uses every day with unusual storytelling. - Obys / filed under Visual Design

Ideas for better data visualization - Applications we design are becoming increasingly data-driven. - Taras Bakusevych / filed under Data Visualization

Twitter’s new font: An accessibility lesson to be learned - How does an accessibility update make the product less accessible for some users? - Anna Mészáros / filed under Accessibility

10 usability heuristics applied to complex applications - Nielsen’s 10 usability heuristics can be used to analyze the UX of applications that support domain-specific, complex workflows. - Kate Kaplan / filed under Usability

Two perspectives on the designer who Steve Jobs could not hire - Richard Sapper isn’t a household name like Jony Ive, Dieter Rams, or Phillipe Stark. - Arun Venkatesan / filed under Design History

Sentence forms - Unlike more traditional forms, laid out with simple pairings of labels and fields, these forms are meant to be read in a flow. - Adrian Roselli / filed under HTML & CSS

CSS accent-color - Bring your brand color to built-in HTML form inputs with one line of code. - Adam Argyle, Joey Arhar / filed under HTML & CSS

Testing user flows - To verify the entire flow and catch integration issues, you need end-to-end (E2E) UI tests. - Varun Vachhar / filed under Frontend

Accessible design systems - Designing and building accessible components for everyone. - Chris LaChance / filed under Design System

Useful Figma plugins and tools - From color management and image assets to SVG shapes and animation. - Janet John / filed under Figma

A quick guide for setting up a design system: Figma edition - How we approach the basics of building a comprehensive design system. - Gavin Chiemsombat / filed under Design System

How to develop a vision - A vision is critical for any undertaking. It keeps a team working together, in alignment. - Bruno Bergher / filed under Product Management

Outcome-focused mindset - A novice product designer will focus on solutions too soon. - Budi Tanrim / filed under Product Design

The difference between time and attention - Attention is a far more limited resource than time. - Jason Fried / filed under Productivity