Developers often reach for UI frameworks, hoping that they’ll save a bunch of time. Unfortunately, things rarely work out this way.

Exploring the role – and discipline – of design in a world where no one is a "user".

Apple’s HIG is great, but it doesn‘t contain much information related to designing menu bar extras.

UI sound assets, developed in collaboration with multiple sound designers, are designed to fit the components used in many modern UIs.

Let’s explore when we need breadcrumbs, how people use them and how to design them better.

Product designers need to make sure that any gender-related questions are asked in a thoughtful and respectful way in their product.

The untold story of how the Paper app came to be 10 years ago and how it changed its creator's view of design.

An overview of Firefox's UI changes over the years.

Similar to context menus, scrollbars are so ubiquitous that users, software developers, and designers rarely think about them.

In this post I share what I’ve learned working on the typography system for Cabana (a design system for Figma built on design tokens).

An introduction on how to use CSS logical functions calc(), clamp(), min() and max() for responsive design.

This fresh new design trend has been picking up steam with the rising popularity of colorful inflated 3D graphics.

Best practices for organizing components and stories

CSS is becoming more capable of handling dynamic design features that were often achieved through JavaScript.

Infinite loading and Show More buttons can provide smooth interaction when loading products.

A user experience (UX) case study, showing what they’ve done right, and what they could improve on.

If you’ve accessed the MDN website today, you probably noticed that it looks quite different with a new logo, homepage, and redesigned article flows.

Growing up in Singapore, I am exposed to cultural influences from the West as well as the East.

From software user interfaces to hardware product design, there is something intrinsically satisfying about the look and feel of a rounded corner.

Design low-code sites limitlessly on The.com. Fine-tune details, share remixable designs with the community, and push the web’s limits.