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BLOG UPDATE (updated on Nov 2018): Hacking UI was founded by us – David Tintner and Sagi Shrieber – but since then we each have gone down our own paths, and would love to invite you there. David is now working full time on Thoughtleaders – a marketplace for higly targeted content-marketing solutions for bloggers and brands. Sagi has launched a podcast and community of online entrepreneurs called M

I bet most of you are like me. You have a demanding full time job, maybe a family, maybe other side projects going on. No free time on your hands, not to talk about switching your main design tool. But on the other hand – let’s agree that opportunities need to be taken up on if you think that you could benefit from them in the future. I think there are still a lot of designers out there afraid to

Stop using Javascript tooltips. Seriously. Stop. CSS allows us to do almost everything capable with Javascript tooltips, and doesn’t require us to load external libraries, make additional HTTP requests or pollute the DOM. I created SCSS Tooltips, a simple Sass mixin, to make this task even easier. You can download a zip file or check out the code on github. Download “SCSS Tooltips” Are they really

Every front-end developer needs a battle-tested SCSS arsenal  for starting new projects. Here are 10 of the best SCSS utilties I find myself using most often. You can download the entire file to use in your projects from the UtilityBelt Repository on Github. Download “UtilityBelt.scss” Triangle Sagi likes to call this the chupchick (don’t ask me why). It’s great for adding a point to tooltips or s

We are super excited to have with us today the inspiring Ran Segall - a full stack designer, a creator, and a vlogger. Ran started out as a designer, working with startups to create great products & brands. For the past 5 years, his been freelancing with 3-5 clients at any given time, and also, he's been sharing his journey on his youtube channel called Flux and has over 40,000 followers. He belie

Finally a solution to one of the biggest and most annoying workflow setbacks in every interaction designer’s day. Here’s a free script that we created that will save you a lot of time slicing and restore your sanity. What this Photoshop script does: This script, once activated, exports all vector layers named with “.svg” at the end of the layer name as SVG files, along with their shape and color a