web

…Cal Newport argues that we need to recognize the harms that technology has on us and our minds, and that it might be time to more aggressively curate the tools we allow in our lives.

Scott Nesbitt

A vague dread grips you. Why is everything a little bit different now? The smallest details are wrong. Your favorite posters have vanished from all platforms. There haven’t been any new memes for some time, only recycled iterations of old ones. Influencers are coordinated in their talking points like puppets being pulled by the same strings. Your favorite niche YouTuber has only recently been posting new content with any regularity. Is this a message? Is this what schizophrenia is like?

A blog trying to be a pattern library. All about designing inclusive web interfaces, piece by piece.

This book is about how to do good user interface typography, from basic things and principles to building layout and various design elements. The book has hundreds of illustrations that explain every nuance and principle.

A collection of 4210 classic 88×31 buttons from the 1990s, 2000s, and today in GIF format.

I miss when the web was a demented art goldmine.

Think of your browser like an ongoing autobiography. Why would you ever delete it?

Kagi Small Web offers a fresh approach by promoting recently published content from the “small web.” We gather new content, published within the last week, from a handpicked list of blogs and surface it in multiple ways…

Favourite being Water 3D.

Pop-ups, farmed content and sponsored posts have ruined a web that once told us whatever we needed to know.

Linked for the content, and the irony of the article being behind a cookie popup and paywall. Maybe read it here instead.