2020 is now behind us. Good! It’s been a bad year on many levels, but it was also transformative.

Designing for multiple languages has had an impact on the way I approach design decisions, regardless of the product being in one or more languages.

Flash laid the conceptual groundwork for much of what we now do with native web technologies.

How Jason recruited his team — The Argonauts.

While building a timer app I came across a peculiarity with displaying time.

A walkthrough on building a component with HTML & CSS in details.

Let’s take a look back at what was popular in UI/UX design for websites and mobile applications in 2020.

It’s been a devastating year. These are just a few of the brilliant minds we lost.

Generating social share images with a serverless function and headless browser

It’s been a difficult year for many, and I’m no exception, though I’ve come out of it stronger than ever and ready for what comes next.

Tips and strategies to painlessly manage a personal website.

Prefer SVG over PNG, trust browsers to downscale, drop obscure formats—the ultimate, exhaustive guide to favicons for modern web.

Why a piece of punctuation proposed in the 1960s was adored, ignored, and should be brought back.

In the second Ask Spotify Design our team offers a perspective on your design dilemmas.

2020 was a disaster of a year. Now, closer to the year’s end I wanted to share some positive vibes with you.

Dark mode is fast becoming a must-have feature for apps and digital products, but what are the UI design implications behind this trend?

When I first experienced design software I was astounded. A new world of opportunities had just opened in front of my eyes. I couldn’t believe what…

This is what I learned about our community.

The design industry has been caught up in Eurocentric ideas for too long.

2020 has been tough for everyone, but as an eternal optimist I always look at the silver lining.