Design Director at Diagram, Interested in design, telecasters, muay thai, and barbecue. Author of Mobile Web Triage.
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Watch Bryce Johnson’s session "Devices + Accessories + Augmentations" from Leadership By Design 2024.
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Next up: UX Camp Fall on Nov 9 – Early Bird tickets just $7!
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Doing a quick poll: Have you ever signed your work as the author of a stylesheet, in CSS comments? ...back in the first renaissance of CSS / front-end development
excellent (and mind-bending) article on fluid typography, accessibility, and using CSS clamp by Max Barvian. smashingmagazine.com/2023/11…
Love the examples shared in this video.
@markwshead
—with the token experiment, systems thinking concepts, and the pit crews this may be my favorite of your Agile LnLs yet! youtube.com/watch?v=pttkBS4x…
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Big shoutout to our Diagram thought leaders, @designwithpink and @dkardys for their exceptional talk on the #Umbraco panel today in Charlotte. They're not just part of the Umbraco community, they're helping shape it! @umbraco #umbracoexperts #umbracopartner #umbracoussummit
Posted some thoughts about salary parity and establishing Equitable Management Practices: link.medium.com/QhcZqdoVbyb
I got riled up by "10% off for IWD" sales in my inbox, so I wrote a thing. As a manager what are you actually doing to promote equity? With salaries? With hiring?
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In our latest blog, @dkardys shows how we establish equitable management practices and how to influence change through actions, large and small, to reduce bias and discrimination.
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#IWD2023 #InternationalWomensDay
"The Empty Nest" is the first of the 5 UX Tales of Terror pieces of short fiction I've published. This one is about how nesting content in user interfaces can lead to your demise. medium.com/@dkardys/ux-tales…
Happy Halloween! Here's a playlist of dark and haunting songs that purposely AVOIDS the monster mash, thriller, and werewolves of london. open.spotify.com/playlist/2N…
I just published UX Tales of Terror #5: The Carousel. You probably knew carousels were bad, but did you know they can lead to the loss of a loved one? #ux #ui #fable #Webdesign link.medium.com/Bx8LiI4swub
Thank you for this @_marcusherrmann! We were JUST talking about what it would take to keep our accessibility standards while also building more with Vue. 🙏
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Pt 1: A big challenge I see cross-functional teams struggle with is collective ownership of the quality of the WHOLE work being produced...
Pt 3: In art school, our professors would advise to squint so that the details would blur and you would see the overall form and contrast.
Pt 3: In art, our professors would advise to squint so that the details would blur and you would see the overall form and contrast.
dennis kardys retweeted
Typically, the best and easiest story you can tell about a product is the "hero use case"—a story about the ideal use of the product. This story grounds team members in real user empathy.
— @katiecerar
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Generally speaking, should telephone numbers on webpages be styled like links? Yes/No or other answer?
@dblizzy what is your opinion on whether or not to use link markup/style telephone numbers to look like hyperlinks?