Curious how UX benchmarking really compares to success metrics? Or why Verdana still crops up everywhere, decades after its launch? I’ve gathered practical CSS tips (including new ways to work with colour and shapes), a handful of design insights, and some tools to help you ship better code.
Have a scroll, you’ll likely spot something useful.
Build highly performant and consistent platforms from independent business features combining React, NodeJS, Angular or Vue components.
Allow developers to integrate and test changes in the context of the complete platform while working independently. Eliminate integration guesswork and the risk of breaking existing functionalities.
UX benchmarking allows us to track the long-term changes in the overall user experience of our product, while UX success metrics help us assess the short-term impact of a specific project or feature launch.
🔤 The World’s Most Popular Font Was Designed for Legibility on Low-Res Screens
Verdana, created by Matthew Carter in 1996, was specifically engineered for clarity on early computer monitors. Its wide spacing and simple shapes made it a web favorite long before retina screens existed.
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