Onion design systems, accessible type, dark patterns on TikTok — and more UX this week
Fabricio Teixeira
Posted on August 22, 2020
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Abby Covert: articulating your value as an individual contributor →
“Management is an entirely different skill-set. Really good managers don’t have to be good at the thing they are managing others doing, they need to know how to support, fight for and unblock people. So while I am quite good at IA, I struggled to set aside that skillset to instead focus solely on managing others.”
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Stories from the community
The onion for Design Systems →
All design projects should start in a Google Doc →
Type, type, type
- A guide to understanding what makes a typeface accessible →
- Just my type: tracing the evolution of letters →
- A full-stack designer’s take on a daily lettering challenge →
News & ideas
- Sync to furthest → How structural inconsistencies frustrate users.
- Why we interface → An essay on the past and future of interfaces.
- Dark politics → Tiktoker points dark patterns in candidates sites.
- Footnote usability → A skeuomorph hangover from printed text days.
Tools & resources
- Just in CSS → The just-in-case mindset in CSS.
- #CriticalAxis → Analyzing disability representation in media.
- Omatsuri → Open source browser tools for everyday use.
- Kinopio club → This mindmap tool helps you with hard problems.
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