Smashing Magazine - #472: Enterprise UX
Healthcare UX, complex applications and how to run UX research in complex, legacy-ridden enterprise environments. Issue #472 • Sep 3, 2024 • View in the browser
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NL #471: Design Systems
Tuesday, August 27, 2024
Decision trees for UI components, organizing design systems, design tokens, how to design a new component, and variable mapping. Issue #471 • Aug 27, 2024 • View in the browser Smashing Newsletter God
#470: What’s New In Front-End?
Tuesday, August 20, 2024
Web components, CSS Grid Areas, @property in CSS, accessibility, bug reporting and box-shadows. Issue #470 • Aug 20, 2024 • View in the browser Smashing Newsletter Bună după-amiază Smashing Friends,
NL #469: Useful Inspiration For Designers
Tuesday, August 13, 2024
For designers: search engine for public domain content, graphic design, houses of the world, book covers and typography. Issue #469 • Aug 13, 2024 • View in the browser 💨 Smashing Newsletter Howdy
#468: It’s Figma time!
Tuesday, August 6, 2024
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 Smashing Newsletter
#467: UX Career Ladders and Paths
Tuesday, July 30, 2024
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
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