How to Choose Colors for a Website: A Practical Guide
Choosing colors for a website can be harder than it looks. A color palette needs to feel consistent, keep text readable, and support the purpose of…
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Bellui: A New Go Toolkit for Modern, Cross-Platform UI Development Overcoming Existing Limitations
Introduction to Bellui: Addressing the Cross-Platform UI Challenge in Go Developing cross-platform user interfaces (UI) in Go has long been a bottle…
The Screenshot Was Ready. The Status Bar Wasn’t.
A practical Android screenshot workflow for controlling battery, carrier, signal and status-bar details before export. The app screen looked right.…
Specify interactive explanations as inputs, state and checks
An interactive explanation needs a small behavioral specification. Naming the inputs, the state and a few checks gives a developer something more pr…
Introducing overlapui.css — drop-in overlap stacks for any stack
You want stacked avatars, a peeking card pile, or a “+” that fans into actions — and you don’t want a JS component library or an FSCSS build step ju…
Labanaat UI
🚀 I’ve launched Labanaat UI — a React component library I built to explore what it takes to create a complete, reusable UI system. Labanaat (لبنات)…
Building a Function Key (F1–F12) Tester: Handling the Fn-Row Mess Across OSes
Function keys seem like the simplest possible thing to test — 12 keys, press them, see if they register. Building the Function Key Test for Keyboard…
Choose by eye, leave with a prompt: an unofficial Impeccable design browser
Demo: impeccableworlds.vercel.app Repo: github.com/alonsarias/impeccable-worlds Lineage: impeccable.style by Paul Bakaus (not affiliated) If you use…
A real world case of recursion done right in PHP
Nick Cosentino @DevLeaderCa posted this message about recursion on X, ex Twitter, in October 2025, which received over 460 replies. // Detect dark t…
The End of Traditional UX
This is just one man’s opinion. Having spent years in consulting, I have been exposed to more projects, industries, business models, technologies, a…
Using ChatMock to Generate Reproducible Chat UI Fixtures for UI Testing and Prototyping
The Problem: Chat UI Fixtures Are Hard to Keep Consistent Anyone who has built a chat interface—whether for a support widget, an onboarding flow, or…
I Built a Free UI Design Analyzer Tool After Getting Tired of Vague Design Feedback
A few years ago I sent a landing page design to a client after spending three days on it. The feedback I got back was: "something feels off." That i…
One icon, three signals
Everyone's been talking about the iPhone Duo. The hinge, the cover screen, the price. But the detail that stuck with me was much smaller than all of…
Figma published 10 skills
Figma published 10 skills their community https://dub.sh/ZfYjDlg A few that stuck with me: /find-animation-opportunities – scans a design and tells…
Building Premium React UI Components with Tailwind CSS and Framer Motion
What is GreatUI? GreatUI is a curated collection of beautiful, copy-pasteable, and high-performance React components built with Tailwind CSS and Fra…
Escaping the Boring Portfolio: Building a Cinematic IDE Experience
Most developer portfolios look exactly the same: a generic hero section, some floating mockups, and a standard contact form. As a software developer…
DBNavigator – An DataGrip-inspired Database IDE Built with JavaFX
After months of development, I'm excited to share DBNavigator, a cross-platform database IDE that I've been building from scratch using Java and Jav…
Dev log #15 Refining the Craft: A week of Neovim UI hacking and portfolio architecture
Balanced the scales this week with a near-perfect 1:1 ratio of additions to deletions. Focused on stripping back my Neovim UI and restructuring how…
Liquid Glass on the Web: 6 Ways to Build It with CSS and SVG
Apple shipped Liquid Glass across iOS 26 and macOS, and suddenly every product I look at has a frosted panel floating over something. I spent a few…
Fixing Visual Discrepancies with Claude Code + Chrome Extension
📝 Originally published (in Japanese) at forge.workstyle.tech . You've got a code that looks correct when read, but when you open it in the browser,…
I built a free fitness tracker with no backend and no account — here's what I learned
A few months ago I got tired of every calorie tracker either paywalling basic features or demanding I create an account just to log a banana. So I b…
Bidirectional Sync Between Radar Chart Vertex Dragging and Sliders
📝 Originally published (in Japanese) at forge.workstyle.tech . Introduction to Interactive Radar Charts In a UI for adjusting multi-dimensional para…
UI/UX Design in 2026: Why Great Products Feel Invisible
UI/UX Design in 2026: Why Great Products Feel Invisible When people think about UI/UX design, they often imagine beautiful colors, modern layouts, a…
How Browsers Implement Native Focus Rings and Their Accessibility Implications
Ever had that moment when you tab through a form and suddenly the familiar glowing outline appears around a button or input? That subtle highlight,…
Part 3 — Custom themes, multi-window, and polish
Part 3 — Custom themes, multi-window, and polish Level: Advanced · Time: ~60 minutes · Builds on: Part 2 — Search, palette, and settings The gap bet…
🇺🇸 What if there was an admin interface built on top of RubyUI? That's how RubyUI Admin was born.
We're living in an exciting time for software development. With AI, generating code, exploring ideas, and building new projects has never been easie…
Unify Web and Mobile Development with OTF's Cross-Platform Components
I've shipped three Buttons to production. The web one lives in your JS bundle. The iOS one is a SwiftUI view. The Android one is a Compose composabl…
Your Loading Spinner Has an Emotional Job. Is It Doing It?
Most of us treat design systems as a functional problem: consistent colors, consistent spacing, consistent components. That part's solved for most t…
Design systems for startups
A design system sounds like something you earn later — a luxury for companies big enough to have a design-systems team. For a startup that's exactly…
CSS Card Design — 40 Examples You Can Copy Right Now (2025)
Cards are the most common UI component on the web. Yet most developers use the same basic box-shadow card everywhere. This guide covers 40 CSS card…