Design newsletter by James Young - Issue #1

These are just a few examples from a growing discussion thread between a group of our designers on Slack around our use of Adobe’s XD application. These questions may not be as profound as the…

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Not long ago, it was somewhat challenging to create simulated renderings of product mockups.

For example, visualizing what a cool new app would look like on an iPhone 3G or what your branding campaign might look like across mugs, box

  A very busy January for the Botsociety team! We released a bunch of new features, tutorials, support for Instagram, Slack, MS Teams and Google Chat, and more workshops. Real-time collaboration Just like as you Read more…

During these work-from-home times, I’ve been doing a lot of video-based AMA’s (Ask Me Anything).  It gives me a break from my writing, and I enjoy the questions.  Every so often I get a question that really makes me think, and that happened recently, and is the subject of this article. I had just answered […]

There are lots of ways to test your web site for accessibility issues. Services, software packages, even human testing companies. They all have their place and often a test with real people is the best thing to do. However, for a quick, preliminary test you don’t need to install anything or pay for a service. Browsers come with developer tools built-in and these have great accessibility testing features. Here’s a list of the ones in the Developer Tools of browsers like Microsoft Edge and Google Chrome:

Do you know what design trends to expect in design in 2021? See the trends predictions from 13 top designers for the year, and get tips and techniques to put them into practice for your brand.

This article was previously published on designsystems.com. This article is the third of a three-part series that takes a deep dive through Workday’s experience of developing, productizing, and eventually releasing their design system out into the open.