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In 2016 I worked at the Department for Work and Pensions.
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2 weeks ago I sent an email to 3,855 subscribers using ConvertKit.
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In 2009 I prototyped a form that disabled the submit button until all the answers were valid.
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Sticky menus (menus that stick to the edge of the viewport) are used to make them easy to access on long pages.
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A page title or document title describes a web page.
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In 2021 I worked on a service that allows teacher training providers to set up interviews with trainees.
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I’ve been designing forms for over 20 years now, and I’ve tested many of them for large organisations like Boots, Just Eat and GOV.UK.
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Autofill (or autocomplete) attributes tell browsers to automatically fill out an answer for the user if the user has stored that information in the browser.
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A few notes from Jared Spool’s twitter thread on A/B testing.
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I work on a service that lets users manage teacher training applications.
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I used to be a frontend developer.
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Netflix’s user interface with bidirectional scrolling Sites like Netflix organise programs into rows by category which can be horizontally scrolled into view.
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After tweeting about using a page instead of a modal dialog, Chris Cheshire asked what should happen if the user presses back after deleting a customer’s account.
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Co-written with Amy Hupe 🌟.
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HEY.com is a new email service by Basecamp.
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While most fields are made up of just one input, like an email address, some fields (that are essentially one value) could be split into multiple inputs, like a sort code.
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Rails has a nice section on naming routes and actions.
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Alistair Laing did a show and tell a few weeks back on the awesome cookie banner work he did for the Find postgraduate teacher training service.
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Awesome tips from Julie Zhuo’s article, managing remotely: Cancel as many meetings as you can.
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Bad communication creates more work and more stress.
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There’s been some comments about this on Twitter.
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This is an excerpt from my book, Form Design Patterns.
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Webinar, course update, bullet journaling, job update, Veganuary and Red January.
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Being a designer is a constant balancing act.
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There’s been some comments about this on Twitter.
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Button placement on forms is often ignored or prioritised based on what looks good.
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It’s been ages since I wrote one of these.
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In 2006 I coded up my very first tooltip.
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Hi there.
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I haven’t written weeknotes in a little while because I don’t always have loads to say.
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The concept of graceful degradation predates the web.
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Web components are becoming increasingly popular within the web community.
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Caseworking meetup, agile programming for families, design system humble brag, article updates and soft skills.
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Originally published on CSS-Tricks.
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Getting agreement on big decisions, good reception for my new article, how making things open made things better (for me), and pair writing a new article.
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Concon8, prototype versioning, perseverance and article updates.
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Versioning prototypes, design system bits and article updates.
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Recreated the GOV.UK Design System’s form components in Angular As I’ve been writing about in past weeknotes, this work is all done.
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Things that went well I wrote about the benefits of semantic HTML and ARIA In last week’s weeknotes I said I’d like to write about the benefits of semantic HTML and ARIA one day.
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Finished Insanity Max 30 After a very stressful day on Tuesday I woke up early on the Wednesday feeling like shit.
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Insanity Max 30—week 7 Definitely feeling fitter and with less wobbly bits.
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Insanity Max 30—week 6 The first week of month two was hell.
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Insanity Max 30—week 5 The first month of this program was impossible.
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A disproportionate amount of time is spent designing complex interactions that hide content at the cost of usability.
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Insanity Max 30—first month done Let’s start with the easy one.
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I found finishing last week’s weeknotes really fun.
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I’ve decided to give weeknotes a go.
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The first rule of form design is to only ask for information you actually need to give users a good experience.
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This is an excerpt from Form Design Patterns.
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Some people think progressive enhancement is more work and means designing for the least capable browser—at the cost of making better experiences for the latest browsers.