Smashing Magazine - #468: It’s Figma time!
Communicating thoughts and design changes directly in Figma with useful techniques, strategies and pointers for you to boost your work.Issue #468 • Aug 6, 2024 • View in the browser
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#467: UX Career Ladders and Paths
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Issue #467 • July 30, 2024 • View in the browser Smashing Newsletter Namaste Smashing Friends, Over the years, UX has become incredibly complex and multifaceted. We have so many concepts, abbreviations
#466: UX Writing and Content Design
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Error messages UX, content design system, voice and tone, experience mapping and placeholders. Issue #466 • July 23, 2024 • View in the browser Smashing Newsletter Sveiki Smashing Friends, Content
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#464: Friendly Little Helpers
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Radio time machine, reverse dictionary, micropedia and templates on how to say No and Goodbye with grace. Issue #464 • July 9, 2024 • View in the browser Smashing Newsletter Gamarjoba Smashing Friends,
#463: Data Visualization
Tuesday, July 2, 2024
Data visualization in design systems, visual data visualization vocabulary, decision trees, color scales and accessible charts. Issue #463 • July 2, 2024 • View in the browser Smashing Newsletter Hello
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