Design

Today's random science thing: the most visible color in the spectrum is a yellowish-green at the 555 nm (nanometer) wavelength. That's because it's the wavelength that most stimulates the greatest number of cones in your eyes. If you're curious, this is what it looks like:

As anyone who has ever seen anything I have created knows: I am not a designer. So take my reasoning and thinking here with a grain of salt. I do have many designers amongst my friends and I do think that a lot of software engineering falls within the domain of design to a certain […]

Today's random science thing: the most visible color in the spectrum is a yellowish-green at the 555 nm (nanometer) wavelength. That's because it's the wavelength that most stimulates the greatest number of cones in your eyes. If you're curious, this is what it looks like:

Analysis of a bloated and impossible job advert for accessibility.

Static website generators are outstanding tools that allow you to create a quick website in no time, without the need to worry about database setup or even complex server configuration. Static Gallery Generators are basically the same thing, with a little twist, It aids photographers to create a creative, interactive

Simulates how people with disabilities experience the web

Love the song, hate the artist.

This is not invasive; it feels clean and subtle.

Somewhere at Apple, a designer is watching their thoughtful Vision Pro interface fix get twisted into "Liquid Glass". It's a company-wide design disaster that's made key screens look like a Dribbble redesign fever dream. Here's what I think happened 🧵 (Spoiler: Good design thinking got corrupted by corporate process

Adobe Illustrator 2025 Tips - How to Invert Logo Like a PRO #ducthangds #adobe

Transform your handwriting and calligraphy into fully functional vector fonts with our web application. Creating your own font has never been easier.

Content accessibility isn't just design and production's job. It's everyone's job. Here's how content creators can create accessible content.

Design-based strategies can help companies protect their intellectual property and maintain their competitive advantage.

In this article, we demonstrate the thought process for writing great alternative text.

WCAG is evolving. Since 1999, the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines have defined accessibility in binary terms: either a success criterion is met or not. But real user experience is rarely that simple. WCAG 3.0 rethinks the model — prioritizing usability over compliance and shifting the focus toward the quality of access rather than the mere presence of features. Could this be the start of a new era in accessibility?

The most insane one-liner 😯 by @samabsurd Graff clothes: www.bdifferent.clothing

How much does this cyber punk mechanical sleeve cost? A Tattoo should only belongs to the future😎 5 sessions so far,5 more to go The top is healed for 2.5 months 🤔猜猜这条手full sleeve多少钱？

Figma's Config event just happened, and they launched four new products (!), one of which is called Sites. It lets you build your layout in Figma, and it tur...

Website Designers! 📌 Bookmark these websites. - Supahero.io → Hero sections - Bentogrids.com → Bento grids - Footer.design → Footers - CTA.gallery → CTA sections - Landing.love → Landing pages - Saaspo.com → Saas websites - Godly.website → Website inspirations - Dark.design → Dark websites - Navbar.gallery → Navbar - 60fps.design → Motion

This page lists the new success criteria in Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2. It includes quotes from personas to help you understand some aspects of the success criteria.

This is Japan’s most extreme minimalist. 😮‍💨 His specially designed shirt can hold all his belongings 🤯 He claims he has flown without baggage just carrying everything in his shirt - this is the only claim I’m in disbelief because I have a carry on and only removing the laptop at pre-flight check is a hassle to me 😅

My favorite tips for how to write alt text for memes, reaction images, and other types of social media comedy content, written by someone with low vision

DESIGN WAS so much easier before I had clients. I assigned myself projects with no requirements, no schedule, no budget, no constraints. By most definitions, what I did wasn’t even design—except that it ended up creating new things, some of which still exist on the web. Soon I had requirements, schedules, and constraints, but most […]

Last year I was experimenting with something called toner foiling - basically, you print a design with a laser printer, then use heat to fuse metallic foil to the toner. The foil only sticks where there’s toner, and the result is this super crisp, shiny finish, and the whole process was weirdly satisfying. Thinking it’s time to bring it back for another series soon…

A refreshing dip into what we’ve learned about web typography over the past 20+ years.