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Christmas XP 2018
This year's edition of the famous WebGL advent calendar with experiments by digital artists. The "Plume and the Forgotten Letter" game is the first beautiful contribution.
Check it outHow to improve customer experience 2019
We recently asked 2,000 customer experience (CX) professionals about the state of their company's customer experience strategies, methods, goals, and obstacles.
Find out morehumaaans
A fantastic mix-and-match illustrations kit of people. You can customize their positions, clothing, colors, hairstyle and more. Made by Pablo Stanley.
Get itAdvent of Code 2018
Advent of Code is an Advent calendar of small programming puzzles for a variety of skill sets and skill levels that can be solved in any chosen programming language. Read more about it in this article.
Check it outState of UX in 2019
A fantastic in-depth analysis of trends in 2018 and what to expect for UX in 2019.
Read itHTML Canvas API Tutorial
Flavio Copes' hands-on guide to the Canvas API.
Read itSecuring Your Site like It's 1999
Katie Fenn starts this year's 24 ways advent calendar by taking us back to the early years of the web and showing some examples of critical security mistakes.
Read itOverreacted
Dan Abramov's personal blog where he explains things with words and code. You can find the source on GitHub.
Check it outRadar
Niny is a cute robot that will show you useful information and inspiration for designers. Read more about this project in Alaa Alnuaimi's tweet.
Check it outPIXI Displacement Map Slider
A beautiful slideshow transition effect made with Pixi.js. Based on Nathan Riley's Dribbble shot. By Ash Thornton.
Check it outRyanair, Hamiltonian Cycles, and using graph theory to find cheap flights
Read how Jon Luca used a graph algorithm to find cheap flights on Ryanair.
Read itPreventing Content Reflow From Lazy-Loaded Images
James Steinbach shows how he solved the reflow problem when lazy loading images.
Read itArcentry
With Arcentry you can create interactive cloud diagrams.
Check it outA look at CSS Resets in 2018
Read why Ire Aderinokun finds CSS Resets to still be useful.
Read itGoBoy
In case you didn't know about it: GoBoy is a multi-platform Nintendo GameBoy and GameBoy Color emulator written in go.
Check it outPiano Genie
Have some fun pretending you're a piano virtuoso using Machine Learning. Read more about it in this article.
Check it outCompany Tried to Patent My Work After a Job Interview
An interesting article on how Google tried to patent Jie Qi's work after a job interview.
Read itWarp and Weft
An article by Paul Robert Lloyd where he shares some thoughts on the concept of the web as a material.
Read itChristmas Designs
Free Christmas design resources including clip art, backgrounds, fonts, borders, images and more.
Check it outSpark Business: Flat Icons Kit
A set of high-quality icons with a business theme designed by Petr Knoll. Free for a subscription.
Get itAn Introduction to CSS Shapes
CSS Shapes allow us to make interesting and unique layouts by defining geometric shapes, images, and gradients that text content can flow around. Learn how to use them in this tutorial.
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