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How to build a design system team
How to build a design system team
What is the best size for a design system team? Which profiles do you need? What skills should you look for? Everything you need to know to build the perfect design system team is right in this article!
·zeroheight.com·
How to build a design system team
Designing macOS menu bar extras
Designing macOS menu bar extras
Apple’s HIG is great, but it doesn‘t contain much information related to designing menu bar extras. This article aims to provide additional details and context needed to create icons for macOS menu bar extras.
·bjango.com·
Designing macOS menu bar extras
How We Document 2022
How We Document 2022
Design system documentation has been maturing at a rapid pace over the last five years. how we document is an opportunity for us to stop, reflect and figure out the biggest challenges that face us in how we document and grow our design systems. The ‘how we document’ survey was conducted from Sep to Oct 2021 across social media, industry Slack channels and in emails to design system professionals. https://www.zeroheight.com/how-we-document
·up.raindrop.io·
How We Document 2022
Viewports
Viewports
Figma Community plugin — Make sure that your designs are covering a reasonable share of the market. Select one or more frames and Viewports will let you change their sizes to your preferred display. Simple! Data source: https://gs.statcounter.com/ Version 2 brings market segmentation and far better data coverage. All t...
·figma.com·
Viewports
Don’t Believe The Type! - axe-con 2021
Don’t Believe The Type! - axe-con 2021
Are “accessible” fonts actually as accessible as they claim? If not, what are the things we need to know when choosing a font that responds to different reader needs? This session will explore what dyslexia is, what cognitively happens when we read, and what elements of a typeface make a difference to how accessible it is, and to whom. Bruno, David, and Gareth have decades of experience between them. Bruno as a Typeface Designer, David as a Typographer, and Gareth as a UX Design/Accessibility expert. Together they spent over 3 years researching and steering the creation of BBC Reith family, the BBC’s corporate accessible typeface. This session is from the Design track. About the speaker: Gareth Ford Williams, BBC, Head of User Experience Design, Accessibility Preferred Pronoun: He/Him Gareth Ford Williams In 2005 Gareth founded the BBC’s Digital Accessibility Team. Over the course of the first 3 years the Accessibility Team worked as an integral part of iPlayer’s core Product Team ensuring BBC iPlayer V1.0 launched as an accessible product. The accessibility team became part of UX when the BBC’s UX Design Team was founded in 2008. Gareth established the Design Research Team in 2010 and subsequently became a Head of UX Design. His team manages a network of over 200 Accessibility Champions, the oldest network of its kind in the industry. His team has also pioneered Mobile Accessibility Guidelines, BBC MAG, which were the first in the industry which have been used by thousands of organisations around the world. He has an interest in accessible typography going back his time on attachment as a product manager at YouView where he led the work on selecting the UI typeface, and since then he was a key stakeholder in the delivery of BBC Reith and BBC Qalam. About the speaker: David Bailey, BBC, UX Principal Preferred Pronoun: He/Him David cut his teeth as a designer in the nineties working with world-renowned agency The Designers Republic. In 2005 he formed his own studio, Kiosk, which produced cutting-edge design and branding for the music, arts, fashion and broadcast industries. He joined the BBC as a design director in 2013, spearheading the development of its digital design framework, GEL, and the introduction of their corporate typeface ‘BBC Reith’. This work helped inspire the formation of The Readability Group, alongside Bruno Maag and Gareth Ford Williams. About the speaker: Bruno Maag, Dalton Maag, Typeface Designer Preferred Pronoun: He/Him Bruno Maag is an expert typographer with over forty years of expertise in his field. He founded and led Dalton Maag Ltd, the world’s leading studio for typeface design where he worked with some of the best known brands: Amazon, Nokia, Intel, HP, AirBnB, Netflix, Facebook, DHL, FedEx, ABB, BBC, Rakuten amongst many others. All these brands have in common that their typography needs to be as accessible as possible to the clients’ audiences. 00:00 Don’t Believe The Type! 38:18 Q&A Learn more about axe-con at: https://www.deque.com/axe-con/
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Don’t Believe The Type! - axe-con 2021
Locking down a Figma prototype for sharing with research participants
Locking down a Figma prototype for sharing with research participants
The three Boolean options in presentation mode correspond to three query string parameters you can add to any Figma prototype URL: `hotspot-hints=0` disables the blue highlights that show when you click a non-interactive area `show-proto-sidebar=0` hides the sidebar list of all prototypes in the document `hide-ui=1 ` hides the Figma UI around the prototype (this overrides show-proto-sidebar, even if you set that to 1)
·onepassword.slack.com·
Locking down a Figma prototype for sharing with research participants
|| Social Media Sizes 2022 + Templates ||
|| Social Media Sizes 2022 + Templates ||
SocialSizes provides designers with the best sizes to use for Image and Video content on Social Media. Get downloadable templates for Sketch, Figma, Photoshop and Adobe XD (no more googling for everything).
·socialsizes.io·
|| Social Media Sizes 2022 + Templates ||