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Starting the new month with a little inspiration boost — that’s the idea behind our monthly wallpapers series which has been going on for more than 15 years already. Each month, the wallpapers are created by the community for the community, and every...


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In the early days of the web, the search bar was a luxury, added to a site once it became “too big” to navigate by clicking. We treated it like an index at the back of a book: a literal, alphabetical list of words that pointed to specific pages. If you typed the exact word the author used, you found what you needed. If you didn’t, you were met with a “0 Results Found” screen ...


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Building a true culture of digital accessibility in a company is a mission of resilience and perseverance. It’s not difficult for the discourse on accessibility to fall into the usual clichés. Accessibility is very important for people. The accessibility of digital products and services promotes inclusion. Or even, all professionals on the teams should be involved in accessib...


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The scenario is almost always the same, which is a data table inside a scrollable container. Every row has an action menu, a small dropdown with some options, like Edit, Duplicate, and Delete. You build it, it seems to work perfectly in isolation, and then someone puts it inside that scrollable div and things fall apart. I’ve...


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You probably have been there before. How do we choose between showing a modal to users, and when do we navigate them to a separate, new page? And does it matter at all?

Actually, it does. The decision influences users’ flow, their context, their ability to look up details, and with it error frequency and task completion. Both options c...


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