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AddGeweldig verhaal over een geweldige kerel. Onder andere over dat zaken doen niet per se alleen maar over zoveel mogelijk geld verdienen gaat. Wat een fantastische kerel, wauw.
Very, very long piece about stuff around the disability pride flag, some sort of weird conflict it seems to have with an earlier disability flag. Some interesting observations about what it really means to design with a community as well.
Interesting case where a new feature is added to software because chatgpt tells people it exists while it doesn’t
A critique on the National Design Studio. Easy, of course, but interesting.
Interesting way of teaching the complexity of typography. A similar approach could be used for other design topics as well.
Absolutely fantastic article that calculates the amount of photons that reach the eye from a single, printed letter.
Prachtige visualisaties van vogels in amsterdam
Fantastic article about NTP, the complex system that synchronises time on the internet.
Very interesting research into the effect of the common tools used in type design. Pretty much focused on type design, but should be translatable to web design as well.
Tips for enterprise UX. If we do this at CMD, this could be interesting
Brilliant and wonderfully written article which says that everybody who doesn’t use a microwave for all their cooking is missing out.
Google AI feature in its search results is really bad.
Form labels and what they do
The fascinating idea that time moved slower in right after the big bang
A simple, understandable and affordable font licence
Very interesting article about the work that went into creating Words of Type.
The other costs of LLMs. Or should we start calling them IPs? Internet Parasites?
Brilliant, clever recursive animations
Excellent resource about the UX of specific HTML elements in different screenreaders.
Very detailed explanation about how to develop software using a screenreader.
Some interesting ideas here, most notably that you should decide what the discussion is about. At the moment, silicon valley decides and that’s bad.
An attempt to explain some programming paradigm visually.
Being lazy is a good idea, and I need to look into view transitions.
Interesting: programming is not about finishing a product, it is about making, understanding and working with the thing. So programming is not about the end result, it is about the experience. Reminds me of chronos vs kairos.