Stef Walter

@stephaniewalter@front-end.social
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UX Researcher & Strategist, Inclusive Product Designer in Enterprise UX. Speaker, Author, Mentor & Teacher. Chaotic neutral tea & CSS lover. 🌈

I talk about #design, #UXResearch, #accessibility and #InclusiveDesign mostly
I also draw #illustrations for fun, so you might get drawings, food and plants here.

Here are notes and questions on interacting with me and social media content: https://stephaniewalter.design/faq-frequently-asked-questions/#social-media

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My Sitehttps://stephaniewalter.design/?utm_source=mastodon
Neurospicy Adventurehttp://neurospicy.agency/
LinkedInhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/stephaniewalterpro/
Stef Walter1d ago
I discovered latino brunch. I don't know if this is a thing or if that restaurant invented it, but I can never go back.
Also I learned how to make cute cocktails 😁
Stef Walter6d ago
Oooh look I wasn't saaaaad or stressed, I just needed to lay in a giant pool filled with balls, surrounded by soft pastel light and music 😅 And nice art.
Stef WalterDec 14
Hii, no weekly newsletter (or UX related posts) for the next 2 weeks, because, holidays, yeahy. Meanwhile enjoy some cute coffee with a rainbow and have a nice end of the year 🌈
(I might share some food and fun pictures here though)
Stef WalterDec 10

If you need some social icebreakers, for friends, or for lovers, you can flip through those 2 decks of cards, and take turn answering the questions. Lovely idea.

https://www.datenightquestions.com/

Stef WalterDec 8
My curated weekly UX Research, Design, Accessibility & Tech Newsletter is out:
- You Can't Make Something Accessible For Everyone
- UX Research Workshops With Stakeholders
- The Design Fundamentals Problem
- Deceptive Patterns And Forced Continuity
- Fran Sans Monospaced Display Font
- Retro Futurist UI Components
- Flags Dataviz
- Virtual Zine Library
- How To Create 3D Images In CSS With Layered Pattern
👉🏻 Newsletter article on my blog: https://stephaniewalter.design/blog/pixels-of-the-week-december-7-2025/
Stef WalterDec 5

Mip mip Friday font inspiration for public transportation lovers: FranSans is a nice monospaced display font that is inspired by the destination black and yellow displays that you can find in the rail service in San Fransisco. It’s really cool!

https://emilysneddon.com/fransans

Stef WalterDec 3

For my dataviz and flag enthusiast friends, here's a project that analysis flags around the world, their colors, symbols, layout, changes, and so much more (too bad the contrast is meh though, hard to read white on light gray). By Ferdio

https://flagstories.co/

Stef WalterDec 2

Tired of liquid glass already? Meet cosmic UI, a fun set of futuristic very components, with a cyberpunk look and feel.
(to be clear, they have many accessibility issues, this is more for inspiration and for the joy of having something fun than for using in actual projects)

https://www.cosmic-ui.com/

Stef WalterDec 1

My curated weekly UX Research, Design, Accessibility & Tech Newsletter is out:
- Anxiety Toolkit
- Design Beyond The Echo Chamber
- Accessibility For Ecommerce
- Holes In The Web And AI Bias
- Alt Text Character Limit Myth
- 3 Bodys Problem Simulator
- A Fun Ninja Cat Portfolio
- Reddit Images Explorer
- Neumorphism-Style Color Palette Generator
- Untranslatable Words
- 3 Tools To Caption Videos
- Closing Open Objects And ARIA States

👉🏻 Newsletter article my blog:

Stef WalterNov 27

A little gem for physics and celestial mechanics enthusiasts: The N-Body Simulator lets you explore how multiple objects move under gravity, using real physics equations. It visualizes complex orbital paths, like the famous three-body problem, and offers different methods to simulate long or short-term motion in space.

https://trisolarchaos.com/?n=3&m=4.7,1.7,1.3&p=-0.6147,0.3463,-3.1793,0.0455,-0.0187,3.2434,0.5002,-1.9154,-1.7826&v=-0.0683,-0.1368,-0.0123,0.3028,0.4213,-0.0262,-0.1490,-0.0563,0.0787&s=1.0&so=0.10&im=verlet&dt=5.00e-4&rt=1.0e-6&at=1.0e-8&bs=0.50&sf=0&sv=1&cm=free&kt=1&st=1&ag=0&tl=1500&cp=1.4031,25.8281,13.4513&ct=0.0000,0.0000,0.0000