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Improving the keyboard accessibility of Embedded CodePens
I’m a huge fan of CodePen (No, they didn’t pay me to write this). I’m using it for prototyping, experimenting, sharing code, and in my latest blog post, The Dark Side of the Grid, I’m also making use of their Embedded Pens. CodePen allows you to customize syntax highlighting,…
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The “Rage Click” Manifesto: Is Your Design Making People Angry?
We’ve all been there. You’re trying to submit a form, or simply close a stubborn pop-up, and the button just stays there. You click it again. Nothing. Within two seconds, you’ve hammered that button twelve times in a caffeinated frenzy. This is the Rage Click—the digital…
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Pho: History, Types, How to Eat It, and the Best Spots in the US
Pho Few dishes are as comforting as a steaming bowl of pho. This Vietnamese noodle soup combines a clear, deeply flavored broth with soft rice noodles, thin slices of beef or chicken, and a pile of fresh herbs. It’s breakfast in Hanoi, a late night meal in Saigon, and one of the…
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TPT: The Teachers Pay Teachers Guide for Buyers and Sellers
TPT Ask a group of teachers where they find worksheets, lesson plans, or classroom decor, and many will give the same three letters: TPT. Short for Teachers Pay Teachers, it’s an online marketplace where educators buy and sell resources they’ve made themselves. A third grade…
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“Is Web Development Still Worth Learning in 2026?” Reddit Had Opinions
A 17-year-old asked Reddit whether web development is still worth learning if the goal is to make money in 2026. The answers ranged from smart career advice to “AI remediation,” which is a wonderfully polite way of saying “please fix the haunted website our CEO vibe-coded.” The…
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Design for Safety, An Excerpt
Antiracist economist Kim Crayton says that “intention without strategy is chaos.” We’ve discussed how our biases, assumptions, and inattention toward marginalized and vulnerable groups lead to dangerous and unethical tech—but what, specifically, do we need to do to fix it? The…
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12 Tips for More Accessible React Apps (Slides, React Finland 2019)
If you want to improve the accessibility of your React apps but you don’t know how or where to start, this talk is just what you need. Manuel shares 12 tips that will help you build web sites and applications that can be used by anyone. Each tip fits on one slide and you’ll be……
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Test Your AI-Generated Prototypes with UXtweak
Hey UXtweakers! 🐝 AI prototyping tools (often called vibe coding tools) can take you from an idea to a working prototype in minutes. But building faster doesn’t automatically mean building better, and it’s easy to move quickly while still designing on assumptions.So one question…
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The Role of UX in Agentic Software Factories
Summary: AI-native software development lifecycles reduce UX to AI context. UX must discover user needs, shape what’s built, and evaluate it before and after launch. In August 2026, Anthropic published its vision of an AI-native software development lifecycle (SDLC) following…
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16 Top UX Research Repository Tools for Centralizing Insights
Key takeaways 💡 UX research repository acts as a centralized “single source of truth” for all your data, notes, and insights. 🔄 Prevents redundant research by letting teams easily search, access, and reuse past findings. 🤝 Fosters collaboration and democratizes UX insights…
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15+ Best Brochure Templates Of 2026
A professionally designed brochure is a useful marketing tool for businesses, agencies, startups, and creative professionals. Whether you want to promote a product, introduce a company profile, share services, or present business information, a well-designed brochure helps…
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The Dark Side of the Grid (Part 2)
CSS Grid layout is powerful and flexible. It’s great for our development experience, but it may come at the cost of user experience and accessibility if we don’t use it responsibly. This article series gives you an overview of potential implementation pitfalls; or, in other…
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Experience Design: Dropping the “User” from “User Experience”
Summary: AI is expanding UX beyond human users to agents acting on their behalf. Experience design names this broader field, which still centers on people’s goals. I am not one for new terms. When NN/G changed its job titles from “user-experience specialist” to “experience…
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Microsoft Excel first run experience
Summary (screens follow) The good bits Instead of aggressively prompting someone to take a tutorial, or putting someone into a tutorial mode right away, Excel first opens with a “create new file” screen. This is an empty state that gives new users clear next steps: They can…
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How I stopped dreading AI and started studying it full-time
By June 2026, I couldn’t open an app without being told I was falling behind. My Instagram saves were full of designers building agents over a weekend. LinkedIn was a steady stream of people who had “shipped it with Cursor.” And the job listings I was tailoring my resume to kept…
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Building the most inaccessible site possible with a perfect Lighthouse score
It’s always nice to see when people post their Lighthouse scores on social media to highlight how well they’ve optimised their own or their client’s website. It shows that they care about the quality of what they build. .lighthouse-test { position: relative; } .lighthouse-test…
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I totally forgot about print style sheets
A small collection of useful CSS techniques and a quick reminder that print style sheets are still a thing. another old post (who cares?) that was originally on medium and now is on the author’s domain blah blah -Random reply guy on Hacker News Aaron Gustafson recently sent a…