Weekly News for Designers № 644
This week’s Designer News – № 644 – includes Variable Fonts Support in Figma, State of CSS 2022, LetsMarkdown.com, State of Frontend 2022, Building a Design System from Scratch, Magical SVG Techniques, WordPress’ Market Share Is Shrinking, and more.
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Checkbox dirty state
I would like to highlight any changes made to a long list of form checkboxes.
That way the user can review all the changes made (whether checked or unchecked) before saving.
Are there any examples for checkbox dirty states?
I looked at mat…
Checkbox dirty state
I would like to highlight any changes made to a long list of form checkboxes.
That way the user can review all the changes made (whether checked or unchecked) before saving.
Are there any examples for checkbox dirty states?
I looked at mat…
What is the best way to Combine two Buttons on different pages/ Screens to do one single function at the end of the second step?
Im new here & I have come in search of a few answers that I might have in lines of UI/UX.
Current approach:
I’m in the process of creating a Web app and it has multiple Screens which can be navigated between with the help of the Nav Ba…
WebKit font smoothing in 2022 – What is the best approach?
I’ve been researching about it for a while, read lots of articles, forums and blogs and there are too many different opinions about it.
This blog post basically says that we should leave this setting to default (instead of "antialiase…
Best way how could I start implementing design system (pattern library) in already working complex SAAS product?
Possible solution is to create pattern library in figma and then match it with developers framework in storybook. Your thoughts?
Why Full Stack Web Development Is Still a Viable Path
It’s worth asking whether full stack web development is a realistic option in modern times. Can one person really do it all effectively?
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Modern web design with data tables that don’t stretch
I am working on what you could call an accounting or payroll software. They want to convert it bit by bit to a web app. The original desktop tool has that 1990’s look, relatively small windows packed with data.
Now what they want for the n…
Chevron Usage in Menu Items
In a banking mobile app, all menu items have chevrons but some of them open bottom sheet instead of going to a new page. In the example below, Menu Item 1 can open a bottom sheet where as Menu Item 2 goes to the its own flow.
Question:
Do …
Why Third Parties Are Taking an Interest in Your Client’s Website Security
For years, security processes were between a designer, host, and client. But increasingly, other third parties are taking an active interest.
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