A weekly selection of design links, brought to you by your friends at the UX Collective.

5 principles for better designer-developer collaboration →

Prescriptive guides on how to hand off designs to developers are easy to follow and cross out from one’s list. But are they future-proof enough?

• Photo Privacy → What are your photos revealing about you?
• Design Confidence → Finding confidence in design decisions.
• What’s a Brand? → What we’ve been asking our whole careers.

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Stories from the community

Let me explain it to you (and other things women LOVE to hear) →

By Lizette Spangenberg

Why I never quote a fixed price →

By Benek Lisefski

Checklist to improve your product UI →

By Anna Sh

More top stories:

• What do we owe to each other? → By Jonathon Colman
• Why you should always aim for open-ended conversations → By Nikki Anderson
• Learning UX from the design of a biscuit → By Yuvraj Shivhare
• More efficient Usability Testing with this template → By Shane Doyle
• Using auto-layout components in Figma → By Aleksei Kipin
• Guidelines for breadcrumbs design → By Jeremiah Lam
• Staying motivated on Duolingo with good UX → By Tim Lum
• A toolkit for living as a dyslexic designer → By Rob Boyett

News & ideas

• Corporate Speak → Why do corporations speak the way they do?
• 100 Women → A century of Time Magazine’s women of the year.
• Negotiating Price → A creative person’s guide to negotiating.

On remote work (yep, the virus)

• Remote Brainstorm → How to brainstorm with your newly remote team. By Jen Goertzen
• Remote Makers → Interviews with people working remotely.
• Remote Leadership → Found yourself leading a remote design team?

Tools & resources

• Accessible Chrome → New accessibility feature in ChromeDevTools.
• Remove Video BG → Get rid of video backgrounds.
• Monalisa Font → Designed to improve developer’s productivity.

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