I made a microsite one time that showcased fonts designed for coding. I had some standards for it — it wasn’t just any ol’ monospace font. They were all monospace and of good quality, and in most cases, specifically designed with code in mind.
The dead simple magical way to design just using text. You’ll never believe how simple edit can be in AI world
Whether you’re a designer, developer, or simply curious about user interface and user experience design, these channels offer a wealth of knowledge and inspiration. From tutorials and case studies to critiques and design trends, you’ll find a wealth of information to help you improve your skills and stay up-to-date with the latest industry developments. So without further ado, let’s dive into my top 10 picks!
A disclaimer generator tool is a great tool for website and app owners, as it allows them to easily create a disclaimer for their website or app. This is especially important for website and app owners.
A lush and joyful design with visuals that will leave you with a warm feeling in your belly! Our pick this week.
Test and improve your design skills with daily challenges sent straight to your inbox. Each challenge is randomised and written to help you increase your efficiency.
Rob Ford, founder of the FWA, best-selling author, and mental health campaigner opens up about living through several digital revolutions, his all-time favorite websites, the integration of AI, dealing with the haters, growing trees, and making music.
Explore the timeline of milestones in the history of web design from 1990 to the present.
Find any icon font or SVG icon for any design project. Access Unicons directly from your favorite design tools with a simple drag and drop, or with React or Vue. Choose from four different icon styles: line, monochrome, solid and thin line.
A Feedback Widget that goes beyond the classic text input, Olvy leverages AI and GPT-3 to give you actionable insights, and then close the user feedback loop wherever your users are.
