Perspectives
What we're thinking about
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How we pulled off a new pull request template
Refining how our team documents technical changes
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Kindness and Code Reviews: Improving the Way We Give Feedback
The set of guidelines our mostly-remote engineering team established to make giving and receiving feedback on a pull request a pleasant experience.
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Why ads keep redirecting you to scammy sites and what we’re doing about it
No, your phone hasn’t been hacked and you haven’t won a gift card. Yes, we hate it too.
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Vox Media design team’s top 19 books to read this year
A roundup of some of our designers’ favorite books about design, writing, technology, and more
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Building an Engineering Culture of Sharing and Learning
A team that collaborates well and encourages asking questions is never an accident
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Doing It live: Lessons from Vox Product’s 2017 Summer Interns
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Three questions I asked myself after attending IxDA’s Interaction 17
How presentations about death, bathrooms, and "lovely little inconveniences" relate to my work at Vox Media
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Performance Update #4: So much to do, so much to see
A recap of our work in the past year.
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Verge 3.0: How we conducted research
Part one of a four-part series
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An invisible interface: 6 things we learned from designing for voice
How to design for an interface you can't see
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Accessibility matters—and here's what we're doing about it
As journalists, advertisers, producers, and creators, content is at our core at Vox Media. And we want to ensure that everyone—regardless of ability, situation, or context—can access it.
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How designers can use unit testing to build resilient and happy design systems
Adapting a method from programming for product design
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What We Learned About Web Design from App Designers
As responsive web designers, we rarely find ourselves in the position of redesigning a single product to fit a different device. Even so, while the details vary between our work and theirs, the larger design principles hold true.
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Getting BrowserSync to work with Gulp and the Rails Asset Pipeline
It turns out they can work together!