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Every few years I revisit coding fonts to see if anything better fits my style. Found a cool site today that uses tournament-style brackets to help you pick the perfect one.
Looks like Red Hat Mono wins for me!
Why do so many people skip the most valuable first step in troubleshooting, checking the documentation?
It is often the fastest path to understanding the problem, yet it is the step most commonly overlooked.
If you're looking for a new domain (or a cheap renewal), whc is offering a $5 promo right now. Great for any of my students looking to get their portfolio online.
Every day I seem to see or hear about a "viral" this or that. Everything can't be viral, or nothing is viral.
Do we have a metric for what makes something viral online?
I think this article makes good arguments about how Figma promised consistency at scale. Instead we got bureaucratic design systems and lost creative judgment. Are your tools empowering or controlling you?
What Figma Got Wrong About Design Systems - https://webdesignerdepot.com/what-figma-got-wrong-about-design-systems/
Figma sold us the dream of perfect consistency — but what we got was 'design by spreadsheet'. See how design systems turned from creative tools into corporate control mechanisms. From token fatigue to system bloat to the death of design judgment, let's take a look at how Figma’s obsession with structure smothered the soul of design.
