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Design in the Browser!

I nearly missed this article by Matthias Ott - The New CSS: Hear hear! Using graphic design / layout tools to 'design' user interfaces is a misconception. Those tools are wonderful to create artifacts to get into the discussion how a website may 'look', and to a lesser extend how it 'behaves'. But often those…


Beyond Tellerrand 2022 Berlin - Notes

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Collecting links from the #btconf Berlin 2022 talks that I listen(ed) to in the stream. Day one: All Together Now - Alexandra Deschamps-Sonsino Microsoft Green Design Principles carbonliteracy.com Inviting People In - Michelle Chin michelletchin.net Pause / Presentation Blockchain poster If you're not scared, you're not living - Vic Lee Upcoming: 👀 Vic Lee's London…


When you're invisible …

A wall of lego bricks

… it's eeeaasyyy… 🎶 This is a song by Danko Jones and besides being a very good rock song, it has nothing to do with the topic of this post*, but I recommend that you listen to it while you are reading this. :-) *Or has it? Over the last two days I again attended…


Top 10 Webdesign Mistakes of 2021 - Jakob Nielsen

Man holding a sign saying #2 slow response time

this talk by Jakob Nielsen is 20 minutes well worth your time. Here's a spoiler for no. 2… Wait for number one.


In Critical Defense of Frontend Development - Jens Oliver Meiert

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Hear hear! This great article about the craft of Frontend Development by Jens starts with a bang: Frontend development is a field that’s not unfamiliar with being misunderstood, and its value being underestimated or missed Oh yes. At first, FE was seen as some variation of Desktop Publishing. "Real" designers would ponder about the (visual)…


Painting With The Web - Matthias Ott

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This. This. This. This is what initially brought me to the early web; the improvisation, the bugs, the happy accidents the intersection of exciting new technology, not yet understood, and the excitement of actually seeing in the browser directly if what I tweaked in the html gibberish works or not… This naive playfulness matured, of…


Lateral Thinking With Withered Technology - Matthias Ott

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How Nintendo won the world and what this may have to do with a sane approach to building web experiences…


Gotan - The Tango Doll

Orange rubber figure, ca 15cm, front

"You know when you've been Tango'd" Mitte der 90er Jahre letzten Jahrhunderts tauchten auf MTV diese schrägen Werbespots auf und ich weiss nicht mehr über welche Kanäle, aber ich glaube, das war einer der ersten meiner Einkäufe "übers Internet" - eine original "Tango"-Doll, die seit ca 1998 bei mir wohnt.


The World-Wide-Work – Ethan Marcotte @ New Adventures, Nottingham, 24.1.2019

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How to Build an Atomic Bomb - Mike Monteiro @ Beyond Tellerrand Düsseldorf 2018

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view this directly on vimeo Wow. It was on the historical date of May 8th, that Mike Monteiro held this intense talk, reminding each and everyone who cared to listen of the conseqences and the possible impacts of the "I'm only doing my job here" mentality. This talk gave me several goose bumps, having seen…


The Laws of UX

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A very neat collection of (web) design principles , such as "Jacob's Law": "Users spend most of their time on other sites. This means that users prefer your site to work the same way as all the other sites they already know." Laws of UX is a collection of the key maxims that designers must…


Matthias Ott: Saving your web workflows with prototyping

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Oh, Matthias did it again: Publishing one of his thorough articles on the challenges of designing/working with "the web". It is again one of those articles that I'd wished to have written myself, because it echoes my thoughts (and my frustration) about the unfitting ways I am forced to work in when I'm doing client…