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AddBeing lazy is a good idea, and I need to look into view transitions.
I really should make a martian clock. It should somehow be political though.
The missing article on font size on websites, while also taking the user’s preference seriously.
Fun exercise that compares internet speeds to nerve-speeds in animals.
The other costs of LLMs. Or should we start calling them IPs? Internet Parasites?
Depressing stats about using ridiculous amounts of energy
Vocabulary of any tech hype, really, not just AI.
Very handy, and cleverly opinionated read-later tool.
Mooie kritische benadering van een krankzinnige status quo. Wegen moeten weg!
PNG got an update with HDR as the most important update (I guess)
Wonderful, the old Japanese calendar was divided into 72 seasons, each of a few days. I wonder if something like this could be made for my backyard, for instance.
So there is no scientific proof that hsl is easier to use. But it does resemble the way human describe colours, much more than rgb.
Shocking article about the ‘hysterical obedience’ in Germany:
very common in Germany, that to be law-abiding means not merely to obey the laws but to act as though one were the legislator of the laws that one obeys.
Very interesting article that points out that the EAA goes much further than the WCAG. We should focus on that as well.
When anyone can produce something that looks good, the question becomes not “Can you make this?” but “Can you tell if it’s any good?” Or: “Can you make it better?”
A good alternative to wetransfer
Excellent resource about the UX of specific HTML elements in different screenreaders.
Excellent explanation of why box-sizing: content-box can be useful.
I don’t agree with this quote, as someone who uses code as a design tool, but …
But readable type, intuitive navigation, and smart color choices start in design, not in code. Developers build the product, but we set the foundation. It’s time to own that responsibility.
… but I really like the website and I think it is a great idea for a book.
Not sure what the real source is, but work less.
For students who think they need react. Maybe a bit complex.
Brilliant video showing the three shapes of stories.