Witts @wittscode

Web Master Commitment to mastery Joined September 2020

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Luke Wroblewski @LukeW

7 months ago

my refrain these days: "nothing more important in product design than getting people to product value as fast as possible but not faster."

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google’s core problem is that it was built to organize a web that no longer exists. the open web has been replaced by walled gardens, discord servers, newsletters, private forums, & algorithmic feeds that are never exposed to search. worse, the visible parts of the web that…

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Artiom Dashinsky @hvost

7 months ago

Two cool programs I’d consider applying to if I was younger: 1) Google Creative Lab Five - 1-year program working on special projects inside Google creativelab5.com 2) @shipfr8—A free hotel-like hacker house in Finland (they will even pay for your flight)

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Kpaxs @Kpaxs

7 months ago

Hire people bigger than you are or you will become a company of dwarfs by David Ogilvy.

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Web Design Museum @WebDesignMuseum

7 months ago

On February 9, 2009, the internet social networking site Facebook introduced its “like button” feature for the first time. #InternetHistory

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mymind @mymind

7 months ago

It’s a mystery.

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Des Traynor @destraynor

7 months ago

Attached are the most common questions I find myself asking in ~every product/feature review meeting. Hopefully one or two make their way into your repertoire. (link in next post)

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Ridd 🤿 @ridd_design

3 years ago

I've started using Kernel to design with real data in Figma. Now I have the entire Maven database connected directly to my components and it's the game changer 🤯 Full breakdown 👇

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Henrik Karlsson @phokarlsson

8 months ago

It is easier to find good solutions to problems if you unbundle them

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James Clear @JamesClear

8 months ago

In theory, consistency is about being disciplined, determined, and unwavering. In practice, consistency is about being adaptable. Don't have much time? Scale it down. Don't have much energy? Do the easy version. Find different ways to show up depending on the circumstances. Let…

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Adham Dannaway @AdhamDannaway

8 months ago

🎨 Need color palette inspiration? Get curated color palettes displayed in an example website 😍 👉 happyhues.co 🔴 🟠 🟡 🟢 🔵 🟣 By @mackenziechild

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Addy Osmani @addyosmani

8 months ago

"Your UI doesn't need to map one-to-one with your data's fields and values". Great thinking on simplicity from @steveschoger

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Frontend Masters 💻✨ @FrontendMasters

8 months ago

🎉 NEW COURSE: Pro CSS from @KevinJPowell! Build a complete website from Figma to production: - Modern responsive layouts - CSS animations & transitions - Production-ready deployment Plus: Get Kevin's exact workflow for writing scalable CSS 👊 frontendmasters.com/courses/pro-cs…

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emil @emilwidlund

8 months ago

hot take - When building an API - never start with the systems architecture. Start by designing the ideal syntax, and work your way backwards. DX and consumer ergonomics is the most important thing when it comes to API, library & frameworks design.

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Lukas Oppermann @lukasoppermann

8 months ago

An updated #workflow for #designSystem #governance by @BradFrost buff.ly/3ZyU2Kt I specifically love the flow chart in Figjam, it is great to understand it, but also a perfect starting point if you want to adjust the flow for your own design system.

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Eric Jaffe @ericljaffe

8 months ago

@MorningBrew When you take a big swing, people say you're tossing out the brand legacy. When you take a small swing, people say you're overpaying your consultants. I think this is a natural progression of the logo and color palette that looks more vibrant and approachable on mobile. It's a…

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Soren Iverson @soren_iverson

8 months ago

Google Maps disable walking instructions if you’re too slow

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Gergely Orosz @GergelyOrosz

9 months ago

This is correct. In 1995, when released, Microsoft Frontage was all but sure to eliminate the need to hire web developers (expensive at the time!) From there on, anyone could create any website: no technical skills needed Consider what happened the last 30 years since…

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Gergely Orosz @GergelyOrosz

9 months ago

To understand how software engineering will change when anyone (technical or not) can hire an AI agent to spit out code: How did filmmaking change now that everyone has a professional-camera (previously unattainable to non-pros) in their pocket?

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Gergely Orosz @GergelyOrosz

9 months ago

I see so much FUD (fear, uncertainty, doubt) about the future of sw engineering, mostly from non-devs. Along the lines of “soon anyone can spin off AI agents in bulk that act as hundreds of devs.” A false premise. Just open your airline app that is built by ~hundreds of devs.