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What Happens in a Single Minute on the Internet? 3.8M Google Searches, 1M Facebook logins, 4.5M video views, 46K new Instagram posts and much more
We often neglect the importance of “one minute” in real life. There is a whole lot that can change in just 60 seconds. The same goes for internet, we often spend our time surfing the web and don’t realize how fast time passes by. However, it is important to know about the events that transpire in...
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Web Design Weekly #351
Headlines
Simple & Boring
Chris Coyier has put together a meandering waltz through what other people have to say about simplicity. Entertaining and enlightening. (css-tricks.com)What’s new on iOS 12.2 for Progressive Web Apps (medium.com)
Bildr Studio: Build The Real App As You Design It.
Bildr Studio is a new web-based tool for production teams to design, test and launch full-stack web applications to production. It allows designers and developers to collaborate together in real-time to bring their visions to life in a single environment. (bildr.com)Articles
John Maeda: “In reality, design is not that important”
The head of inclusion and computational design at WordPress parent company Automattic thinks that designers should be more like supporting actors to the leading characters at tech companies – the developers and product managers. (fastcompany.com)An Illustrated Guide to Map, Reduce, and Filter Array Methods
Map, reduce, and filter are three very useful array methods in JavaScript that give developers a ton of power. This post by Una Kravets is a great read if you are new to these concepts. (css-tricks.com)Avoiding the “Boolean Trap” When Designing React Components
I’m a bit of fan of using booleans within simple React components but after reading this post by Filip Danić I’ll be reevaluating my process. (spicefactory.co)Scope in CSS
Peter-Paul Koch explains CSS scope for JavaScript developers. (quirksmode.org)Name It, and They Will Come (overreacted.io)
Tools / Resources
DropCSS is an unused CSS cleaner
It takes your HTML and CSS as input and returns only the used CSS as output. (github.com)Blurred Borders in CSS
Ana Tudor shares some awesome CSS trickery on how to visually blur the border of an element. (css-tricks.com)Email Me
Offer an interactive experience whenever a visitor clicks on an email link on your site. (emailme.chat)Remove Image Background (remove.bg)
Deploy CodeSandbox to Netlify (netlify.com)
Inspiration
Lessons learned building a design system at scale (booking.design)
Untrusted – A JavaScript adventure game (alexnisnevich.github.io)
Jobs
Remote Visual Designer at School of Motion
We’re looking for a Visual Designer who can do a little UI, some graphic design, and bonus points if you understand the world of motion. (schoolofmotion.com)Sr. Product Designer at HelloSign
If you’re passionate about designing intuitive interfaces that make the most daunting of tasks delightful, we want to hear from you. HelloSign is looking for an experienced UX designer to join our Product team. (hellosign.com)Need to find passionate developers or designers? Why not advertise in the next newsletter
Last but not least…
10 Lessons Learned Conducting Code Reviews (dev.to)
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