How Past Experiences Shape Your Design Career — Smashing Magazine
Your past shapes who you are as a designer, no matter where your career began or how unexpected your career path may have been. Stephanie
Practical Advanced Techniques For Product Design Use Cases — Smashing Magazine
Prompting isn’t just about writing better instructions, but about designing better thinking. Ilia Kanazin and Marina Chernyshova explore how advanced prompting can empower different product
A Definitive Guide To Browser-Native Internationalization — Smashing Magazine
Internationalization isn’t just translation. It’s about formatting dates, pluralizing words, sorting names, and more, all according to specific locales. Instead of relying on heavy third-party
Tips And Resources For Getting Started — Smashing Magazine
Design systems are more than style guides: they’re made up of workflows, tokens, components, and documentation — all the stuff teams rely on to build
UX Job Interview Helpers — Smashing Magazine
Talking points. Smart questions. A compelling story. This guide helps you prepare for your UX job interview. And remember: no act of kindness, however small,
Stories Of August (2025 Wallpapers Edition) — Smashing Magazine
Do you need a little inspiration boost? Well, then our new batch of desktop wallpapers might be for you. The wallpapers are designed with love
Start FROM The Answer, Not WITH The Solution — Smashing Magazine
The Core Model is a practical methodology that flips traditional digital development on its head. Instead of starting with solutions or structure, we begin with
Working With Shadow DOM — Smashing Magazine
to Each element can only have one shadow root. Some elements, including and , already have a built-in shadow root that is not accessible through
Designing Better UX For Left-Handed People — Smashing Magazine
Today, roughly 10% of people are left-handed. Yet most products — digital and physical — aren’t designed with it in mind. Let’s change that. More
Handling JavaScript Event Listeners With Parameters — Smashing Magazine
Event listeners are essential for interactivity in JavaScript, but they can quietly cause memory leaks if not removed properly. And what if your event listener
