TLDR Design

TLDR DESIGN 2023-11-14

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02OPINIONS & TUTORIALS

PUSHY CHECKOUT SCREENS ARE HELPING ‘TIPFLATION’

Checkout screens everywhere, from in-person stores to delivery apps, have added buttons designed to make it easier for you to tip. It’s all built into the regular flow of checking out, and you don’t have to rummage through your wallet to add to the tip jar. However, the question arises: How much of these tips go to the people you intended to tip?

theverge.com4 min read

03LAUNCHES & TOOLS

STOREFRONT DESIGN CURATION

Browse through a curated collection of stunning e-commerce storefronts updated every week. Find design inspirations that match your preferences or submit your site for consideration.

storefront.designTool

GENERATIVE AI FOR PROFESSIONAL DESIGN

Easily create and edit vector art, icons, 3D images, and illustrations in various styles suitable for websites, print media, and marketing campaigns.

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04MISCELLANEOUS

WHY YOU SHOULD CURATE, NOT CREATE, A DESIGN SYSTEM

Creating every component from scratch might seem the right way to go, but it often leads to unnecessary complexity and inefficiency in practice. Selectively combining existing elements with your custom creations is much more effective.

betterbydesign.cc6 min read

WHY ARE WESTERN APPS MORE MINIMALISTIC THAN ASIAN APPS?

It’s a matter of individualist versus collectivist culture. People from individualist cultures tend to finish one task before moving to the next while quickly jumping from one task to another is considered easier in collectivist cultures. This means that Western UIs are often focused on one call to action, whilst Asian UIs can have multiple.

uxdesign.cc12 min read

SURPRISING FACTS ABOUT NEW CSS SELECTORS

:is(), accepts a comma-separated list of selectors and matches any element that can be selected by one of the items in the list, :not(), represents elements that do not match a list of selectors, :has(), is a way to select a parent element based on its children or siblings, and :where(), behaves like the :is() selector, but its specificity is always zero.

cloudfour.com7 min read