Taking Advantage of Time Limitations In Design
Three simple practices for designing in a limited amount of time
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ReefPoints
An Existential Redesign
Reflections on the experience of creating the new DockYard
Using bare arguments with Ember components
Positional parameters help you create cleaner APIs for your components
Color and culture
Part 2 of 4 in the UX color series
Changing your environment will change your work
Look at expectations, people, and surroundings to help you accomplish that dream project
My project for UX Camp summer 2015
I'm making repeat patterns. How about you?
Use of color through art history
Part 1 of 4 in the UX color series
Copy to Clipboard Without Using Flash!
"document.execCommand()" has now added support for "copy" in some browsers
Maintaining a session in Phoenix integration tests
Your server has authentication, and you want to be authenticated in your tests
Go: UX Camp 2015
A weekend away for design collaboration and learning.
A clean pattern for modal dialogs
The project you are working on has a number of modal dialogs, and the component helper can help
Declarative Breadcrumb Navigation in Ember.js
ember-crubmly is a simple Component that is placed once in your application, and then generates a dynamic breadcrumb by looking up the current route hierarchy. The addon has a simple declarative API, which makes integration with your app super easy.
Announcing Voorhees
Voorhees is a library for testing Phoenix JSON APIs
Begin with Benchmarking
Utilizing design research strategies
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Detecting Ember.js Components Entering or Leaving the Viewport
I wrote a post last year about how I made an Ember Mixin that would let Ember Components or Views know if their DOM element had entered or left the viewport. This time, I want to talk about how I improved the original Mixin to use the requestAnimationFrame API for improved performance at close to 60FPS.
The Beginner's Fallacy
The Importance of Being Experience First
Why being Experience First is more critical than ever – will the rise of website builders threaten the future of software consulting?