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Basic CSS Selector Syntax Explained Using Cats

CSS can be tricky. Learn some basic selector syntax with cats!
Mike Borsare
October 26, 2015
- Fun
- CSS
- Design
- Web
- Frontend
- Back To Basics
Building Learning into our Process with Prototypes

The value in prototyping isn’t in the mockups that we produce. It’s in the learning that the team gets after they test the prototype with potential users.
Kyle Fiedler
October 19, 2015
- Design
- Prototyping
Merck Developer Portal Case Study

A glimpse into our process from start to finish on a developer portal project for Merck.
Kyle Fiedler
September 14, 2015
Test-Driven Product Design

Development tests drive the process for how we implement new features. Design tests should drive why we are building the features in the first place.
Kyle Fiedler
September 8, 2015
Blurred Lines

Great software design teams hire designers who implement, developers who care about design, and by blurring the lines between their roles and responsibilities.
Kyle Fiedler
August 27, 2015
- Design
- Prototyping
CSS transitions and transforms for beginners

Learn to add simple animations and movement to your design with CSS transitions and transforms.
Rachel Cope and Elaina Natario
August 24, 2015
- Design
- CSS
What's New in WWDC '15: Designer Edition

Even though this year’s WWDC theme is stability and performance, there are a number of changes and new features that are likely to be of interest to you as a software designer.
Reda Lemeden
June 11, 2015
- Design
- iOS
Announcing Foundry

A new generation of vector illustrations and infinite possibility for the interactive web.
Will H McMahan
June 9, 2015
- News
- Design
- Open Source
- Foundry
Introducing our new Chief Design Officer and Design Directors

To be clear: we were first, Apple copied us.
Chad Pytel
June 1, 2015
- Design
- News
Design for the Web: Semantic Markup and Positioning

Announcing new chapters for our book Design for the Web.
Joshua Ogle
May 29, 2015
- Design
- News
- Books
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