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Weekly Links 04.22–04.28

Can I Lick It? (Yes, You Can?!) (kottke.org) — A periodic table showing which elements can be licked.
Write down your thoughts and shred them to relieve anger, researchers say (kottke.org)
3 Men Rescued from Pacific Island After Writing ‘Help’ With Palm Leaves (kottke.org)
Weeknotes 24:16 (Jeff Bridgforth)
CSS Selector Specificity Calculator (Polypane)
ForecastAdvisor — Who Has the most accurate forecast for your location?
Good and useful writing (Robin Rendle)
Base-Model RAM in Apple Devices (Daring Fireball)
Horse : Content :: Carriage : Ads (Daring Fireball) — “We don’t make movies to make money. We make money to make more movies.” — Walt Disney
Why Your Most-Used Keyboard Keys Get Shiny (Daring Fireball) — And More on Keycap Shine
Weeknotes 25 April (Hicks.design)
How to stop being reminded of memories you don’t want to be reminded of (The Verge)
Socialize Your Relationships (Louie Mantia)
Community Through Eating (Louie Mantia)
Ideas for my dream CMS (Dave Rupert)

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Weekly Links 11.06–11.12

Cloudy with a Chance of Insanity: Unsticking iCloud Drive (TidBITS, Glenn Fleishman)
Skip links on ikea.com (Manuel Matuzovic)
Naming Variables In CSS (Jonathan Dallas)
Gummy vitamins as a candy replacement (Dave Rupert)
Califia Farms Café Oat for Baristas Blend (Dave Rupert)
Fun water (Dave Rupert)
Stories: Building a home for my shitty sci-fi (Dave Rupert)
Vibe Check №29 (Dave Rupert)
So you’ve been publicly accessibility-shamed (Dave Rupert)
Ableist interactions (Hidde de Vries)
The Nature Conservancy’s Photo Contest Winners for 2023 (kottke.org)
Time Lapse Video of a Massive Lego Build of The Great Wave off Kanagawa (kottke.org)
The World’s Most Popular Painter Sent His Followers After Me Because He Didn’t Like a Review of His Work. Here’s What I Learned (via kottke.org)
Improv of Lord of the Rings’ Sauron as Trump (kottke.org)
The History of the Electric Guitar Solo (kottke.org)
You can drink the tap water in these 50 countries — maybe (via kottke.org)
The 10 Rules of Being Human (kottke.org)
The Whimsical Web (via kottke.org)
Why I Get Sick Selling A Curriculum To Homeschool Parents (via kottke.org)
Creating a Gentle World on a Little Leaf (kottke.org)
Searching for Humanity in Fortnite’s Battle Royale (kottke.org)
The Finalists in the 2023 Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards (kottke.org)
Deaf People Show Us How to Swear in Sign Language (kottke.org)
Attribute Superpowers Taken All The Way (Chris Coyier)
Exit Animations (Chris Coyier)
Answers to Common (Web) Design Questions (Chris Coyier)
0 KB Social Media Embeds (Chris Coyier)
When not to use a subdomain (Chris Coyier)
Thoughtful (Chris Coyier)
An Intermittent Platform Bug (Chris Coyier)
Everything about SEO is obnoxious (Chris Coyier)
Movies Watched, September 2023 (Khoi Vinh)
The 16 best PC games (November 2023) (Polygon)
The 7 Best Pens of 2023 (Wirecutter)
Weeknotes 23:36 (Jeff Bridgforth)
Weeknotes 23:37 (Jeff Bridgforth)
Never ask “Can you see everything?” again. (Marc Reichel) — I’m in the market for a new monitor, and I just recently realized that screen sharing could be a problem with ultrawide monitors.
iOS Tip: ‘Smart Activation’ for Do Not Disturb Turns Off Notification During Screen Recordings (Daring Fireball)
“I don’t know what I want to do when I grow up.” (Airbag Industries)
8 Questions You Need to Ask When Choosing Your University’s CMS (Lullabot)
Try Galaxy on your non-Android phone — Very impressive!
Wilco Loft Sans (SimpleBits)
Code Gardening (CSS { In Real Life })
Handling Null, Undefined and Zero Values in JavaScript (CSS { In Real Life })
NaN or Not a Number? (CSS { In Real Life })
CSS Nesting is Here (CSS { In Real Life })

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Weeknotes 2021.02.08–2021.02.14

Notes from my week. Continue reading Weeknotes 2021.02.08–2021.02.14

Weeknotes 2020.09.26–2020.10.04

Notes from my week.
Continue reading Weeknotes 2020.09.26–2020.10.04

An Event Apart: “Scenario-Driven Design Systems”

Yesenia Perez-Cruz speaking at An Event Apart Seattle 2018 on April 2, 2018.

Unified design systems are essential to building, maintaining, and evolving our sites and products. By empowering disparate teams via a common visual and UX language, they help us create cohesive user experiences. But creating a unified system that scales to serve a variety of content and use cases can be challenging. Sharing insights from her experience creating a unified design system for eight media brands with eight distinct editorial strategies, Yesenia will show how to approach a design system via a user-centered lens. Learn how being scenario-driven helps you design a scalable system that responds flexibly to specific contexts.

Continue reading An Event Apart: “Scenario-Driven Design Systems”