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TLDR DESIGN 2024-01-25

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02OPINIONS & TUTORIALS

16 LESSER KNOWN ACCESSIBILITY ISSUES

Lessons learned during auditing a bilingual application for a public sector organization in Wales. This article contains sixteen specific accessibility insights, ranging from making context explicit for assistive technology users to considerations in design, such as using color effectively for interactivity and ensuring compliance with guidelines like GDPR in web development.

toward.studio7 min read

DESIGN TEAMS CAN PARTNER BETTER WITH DEVELOPERS — HERE’S HOW

Common roadblocks for designers and developers include communication issues, messy handoffs, and ineffective collaboration. This article offers tips on how to enhance workflows and collaborate more effectively, like adopting design systems to create a shared language and considering technical constraints when building the design vision.

wf-blog-2021.webflow.io5 min read

WHY ADOBE IS FRUSTRATING WEB DESIGNERS

The demise of Flash was followed by the introduction of Muse, which also declined and was eventually discontinued. We are nearly 30 years into the Internet age, and Adobe, the leading provider of publishing tools, still has yet to provide web designers with appropriate web tools.

creativebloq.com7 min read

03LAUNCHES & TOOLS

TYPOGRAPHY MANUAL

Boost your typography skills with these 11 simple and effective rules.

mikemai.netTool

FIGBRUARY

Experiment and design things daily in February using Figma to push your creativity limits. The first challenge invites you to create a landscape illustration of a city, skyscraper, or whatever your imagination leads you to.

figbruary.comTool

04MISCELLANEOUS

HOW TO NAIL PRODUCT MARKET FIT WITH CLEAR JOBS-TO-BE-DONE

Letterboxd is an app where users can keep track of movies they watched, share their lists with friends, and discuss them, like a social network on top of IMDB. The app needs to stand up to user expectations because of a lack of focus on two main jobs to be done: keeping track of watched movies and engaging socially with other users.

growth.design4 min read

THE COST OF PERSONALIZATION

The “personalization paradox” refers to the clash between personalized experiences that save us time and concern about the personal data they require. However, privacy isn’t the only trade-off we make for the convenience of personalization. Personalized content recommendations are engineered to keep users on platforms longer and get users into a trance-like state.

humanebydesign.com10 min read

WE NEED TO DESIGN FOR HUMAN BEHAVIOUR IF WE'RE EVER TO GET RID OF SINGLE-USE PLASTICS

Businesses can reduce single-use plastics by designing reusable packaging, but this has yet to be successful at scale. Consumer motivation for environmentally friendly behavior is high, but we shouldn't ignore people's tendency to prefer convenience, even when it has tragic consequences. While you can't control what people do with packaging once it leaves your premises, you can still influence them by considering behavioral psychology in packaging design.

dezeen.com5 min read