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Here’s an aggregator of components from multiple design systems.
Here’s an aggregator of components from multiple design systems.
This is an excellent case study!
The technical details are there if you want them, but far more important is consideration that went into every interaction. Every technical decision has a well thought out justification.
Brad always said that carousels were way to stop people beating each other up in meetings. I like the way Heydon puts it:
Carousels (or ‘content sliders’) are like men. They are not literally all bad — some are even helpful and considerate. But I don’t trust anyone unwilling to acknowledge a glaring pattern of awfulness. Also like men, I appreciate that many of you would rather just avoid dealing with carousels, but often don’t have the choice. Hence this article.
A gallery of empty UIs. It reminds me of those galleries of clever 404 pages. Next step: a gallery of witty offline pages.
A great step-by-step walkthrough of building a really nice image gallery without any JavaScript.
The end result is really impressive but there’s still the drawback that the browser history will be updated every time you click on an image thumbnail (because the functionality relies on ID
attributes referenced via :target
). Depending on your use-case, that may or may not be desirable.
I should do this in the Clearleft kitchen.
Well, this is rather wonderful! A one-stop-shop for exploring UI patterns on CodePen …this is going to be time sink.
Scenes from a future Sweden.
A great little Tumblr blog from Dan Mall: a collection of sites that don’t work at all if JavaScript isn’t available.
‘Sfunny, I was talking about just this kind of thing at An Event Apart today.
A curated collection of responsive web designs.
A CSS gallery with a difference. This one highlights sites with good print stylesheets.
Beautiful photography.
An editorially managed collection of type-related goodies: "Think of it as FFFFound for all things type, typography, lettering, & signage."
Weekly gallery of popular websites reconstructed by removing all words and images, replacing them with blocks.
Collections of visual design patterns from web interfaces.
A gallery of minimally designed websites. There are some lovely grid/type-based designs on view here.
These are the guys that painted the walls across from the Clearleft office. Every day, at least 10 people take pictures of their work.
A wonderful series of black and white photographs documenting the growth of photographer Jack Radcliffe's daughter Alison from childhood to adulthood.
The William Morris gallery is going to be shut down unless we can do something about it. Let's do something about it.
The Museum of Kitschy Stitches: a gallery of notorious knits. Just in time for Christmas.