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Designing for multiple languages has had an impact on the way I approach design decisions, regardless of the product being in one or several languages. The points covered in this story are based on some of the issues I encountered when designing for an existing and functioning product that was trans..

We need new words and outcomes to shift how we work and win together.Photo by Ben TurnbullDesign transformation. Design-driven. Human-centered design. Design thinking. Design sprints. These terms are everywhere you look around the business world. It would appear that Design is having its moment. And..

Simon Willison has a project called Datasette, an open source multi-tool for exploring and publishing data. I’m not sure I’m qualified to explain it, but it’s like a tool to make handling data easier and doing more — through the web — with data you have. Like making that data queryable and giving it..

An irreverently bold typeface, Flame Sans evokes the natural, organic shapes of food. Read the full story ⟶

A tour of the internals of Chrome’s rendering architecture, tracing the steps in the pipeline from web content to display pixels. Concretizes high-level concepts with pointers to important classes and data structures in the codebase.” Read the full story ⟶

I haven’t thought about ordering CSS properties in a while, but I began to work on the redesign of HTMHell recently and I decided to challenge my current approach. Read the full story ⟶

This week, we had the pleasure of interviewing Alex Shelkovnikov as part of our Designer Interviews series where we talk to a wide range of incredible designers whose work has inspired us and will hopefully inspire you too. Tell us a bit about yourself - who are you and what do you do? Hi! My name..

I recently had a project with a requirement to support theming on the website. It was a bit of a strange requirement, as the application is mostly used by a handful of administrators. An even bigger surprise was that they wanted not only to choose between pre-created themes, but build their own them..

Zell Liew is giving away 10 free copies of his Learn JavaScript course, and entering the giveaway is pretty easy: sign up for his newsletter. I’ve personally subscribed for some time now and all I get is as occasional hand-written email with useful JavaScript gems. It’s sort of like winning no matte..