Which errors or alert message should be used?

You simply substract the side distance [y-axis] from the larger corner radius.

That way you end up with the right one for the smaller shape.

Seen on Twitter but I could not find the author again

Improved list designs. It's refreshing.

What you can’t do is create good experiences without knowing your content structure. What is your content made from, not what your content is.

It means:

We’d really like to understand the type and structure of the content for this project. Don’t worry, you don’t have to write anything yet, just help us understand.

The writer relates after that its process.

Extending the atomic design with applications and principles:

Applications provide a place to document overall product and business information to give context about how and why the pages within an application are organized. Principles were added below the Atoms as a repository for our generalized interaction patterns; patterns such as how and why to use animations or the proper way to truncate text.

Most of these websites are a rebellion from the predominance of the Bootstrap UI, with its clean, responsive designs, and to the more and more senseless diktats that digital media had to abide by in order to make a profit in the early-to-mid 2010.

Websites look coherent even if they don't have "clean" UIs.

[Brutalism] is kind of taking everything that you don’t see on the internet that you still see in print or vintage design, if you will, even kind of a nod to the past, blowing it up and bringing it back on the web,” said Blake. [...]

This experimentation comes from seeing the internet as a medium for making (and not just showcasing) art.

Infinite Scroll checklist

*If in doubt, always prefer pagination.

• With infinite scroll, always integrate a footer reveal.
• Consider separating “old” and “new” items visually.
• Provide an option to continue browsing later.
• Consider using “load more” + infinite scroll together.
• Consider using pagination + infinite scroll together.
• Change the URL as new items are loaded in and expose it to users.
• Allow users to jump to any page with a pagination drop-down.
• Consider using scrollbar range intervals.
• Consider allowing users to pin or bookmark items/areas of interest.
• Make sure accessibility and performance are major considerations in the implementation.

A curated gallery of patterns by awesome designers & illustrators

Typography, layout, color, patterns — vintage magazines provide an endless source of inspiration. If you’re up for some eye candy, the folks at Present & Correct have collected a selection of print design goodies over time.

A collection of websites or design resources. There is a lot to explore !

A way to generate a gradient color depending of a main color. Applied with https://www.opensourcecolorsystem.design/system, it can be awesome :)

Ready to use 3D background effects

Skeuomorphism relies on real-world aesthetics to make the UI intuitive and familiar. The app logo of YouTube on iPhone was a TV for example.

Flat and Material design has dominated the web UI landscape since the early days of responsive design

The dream of a more tactile-looking 3D web UI lived on, and it resurfaced in 2020 as Neumorphism.

A mix of Skeumorphism and Material Design.

Neumorphism also has serious accessibility flaws. The poor contrast made the UI unusable for users with poor vision or color blindness, and it’s difficult to perceive visual hierarchy if the effect is overused. Moreover everything, including cards and other non-interactable elements, looks like a button.

Claymorphism builds on top of Neumorphism foundations. Although both use rounded corners, they differ in how they use backgrounds and shadow.

The design of this personal website is punky and original :)

I totally agree :)

Stylus on the Chrome Web Store has more than half a million users. Stylish has over three million. That’s a lot of people modifying the web to get what they want.