Links

• Frustrating Design Patterns: Disabled Buttons
  Vitaly Friedman tries to answer how we can make disabled buttons more inclusive, when they work well, when they fail on us, when we need them, and how to avoid them.

• On the

  
  Ben Myers explains everything about the underrated description list element plus some real-life uses of name-value pairs.

• Pseudo-classes
  A lesson about CSS pseudo-classes and different states of it, like interactive, validation states, and more.

• Foundations
  Jeremy Keith explains why web browsers shouldn't remove older features from new releases and why the web is meant for everyone to build, not only professional web developers.

• Visualizing a codebase
  Amelia Wattenberger explores ways to automatically visualize a GitHub repo and how that could be useful.

• what devs need
  Paul Haedrich introduces an open-source project for discovering developer tools to boost your workflow without ads, cookies, tracking, popups, or signups.

• gridless.design
  Donnie D'Amato introduces a thesis about the design grid and getting rid of it for web design experiences.

• bit
  Chris Walz introduces Bit, a modern Git CLI.

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