Fixing horizontal scroll, refactoring my typography sizing.

Sharpening your design chops I read these books as a freshman frontender, and I think they laid a solid foundation. I still cite lessons from them. Would recommend🫡 Book: Don’t make me think Book: The design of everyday things Book: Refactoring UI - I would say this one is the best place to start Complementary videos from Steve Schoger How To Not Suck At Design For Developers Youtube channel: Juxtaposed…

It's one thing to write code that does the thing. It's another to write code that tells the reader what it's doing

highlights, quotes, & other interesting bits from Tidy First

Refactor this function to reduce its Cognitive Complexity

Network failures are an inevitability in distributed computing. Your frontend has to be built with that in mind

WIP - publishing for early feedback😛

Async event loop vs concurrency (threading)

Someone gave me 5 minutes to do a sales pitch on the subject

Musings on what Domain Driven Design taught me about naming variables, methods etc in my code.

From the Legacy Code Rocks podcast

Ongoing sources of inspiration, some blogs I like, etc

A way to train your design eye

I'm trying to use tidal more and more. Here are some UX pain points I've been feeling.

How can this theory can be a helpful heuristic for effective team design

I am somewhat of a spotify power user. Here is some commentary on the User Experience

A friend asked me a thought provoking question a few weeks ago

Looking at how software interacts with the world around it

A little story about how iOS handled the placing of icons after I installed Apple music

I switch off autoplay on all my streaming services. Youtube, Spotify, Netflix etc

Something I learnt today. Maybe more than one thing👾

A mini rant & quick lesson in design

Figma related links

I always 'misplace' design resources

Good design is a fundamental layer of multiple disciplines, because of this, I think it's important to make time to understand the principles of good design

highlights, quotes, & other interesting bits from Refactoring UI