Wireloom: A Markdown extension for UI wireframes https://lobste.rs/s/xerf3k #ai #design
https://github.com/StardockCorp/Wireloom
design
Oxygen 6.7 is here: a breath of fresh air for KDE’s classic theme https://lobste.rs/s/qkli6l #design
https://filipfila.wordpress.com/2026/06/16/oxygen-6-7-is-here-a-breath-of-fresh-air-for-kdes-classic-theme/
"ChatBot" is bad design
https://tante.cc/2025/06/19/chatbot-is-bad-design/
New Arcticons release!
🎉 226 new and updated icons!
💡 Added support for 640 apps using existing icons.
🔥 13460 icons in total!
This also might be the last release on GitHub; we're looking into moving to Codeberg. ⛰️
https://github.com/Arcticons-Team/Arcticons/releases/tag/13.4.6
Early sneak peek of #WIP composer UI relayout.
(still on my local dev, not dev site)
Hello. OK. I give. I'm sick of twitter. I'm looking for cool people to follow. Point me at good accounts?
My interests are #design #neuroscience #3dimaging #datascience #softwaredevelopment #research #uiux #hci and #art
MamaMuse is a group committed to “reverse-engineering sexism.” They’re building a library of voices, which is resources on the topic of equity.
They just featured one of my talks in their library. I’m so honored. 😊
https://mamamuse.nyc/voices/identifying-and-learning-from-exclusivity-and-biases-in-design
Mathematics Teaching 297 now available online https://atm.org.uk/Mathematics-Teaching-Journal-Archive/177732
Design by me
Six free articles for non-members:
For the classroom: fractions
Tom Francome offers activities from LUMEN (Loughborough University Mathematics Education Network https://www.lboro.ac.uk/lumen).
https://atm.org.uk/write/MediaUploads/Journals/MT297/08.pdf
Critical mathematics education student teachers’ perspectives
Manjinder K. Jagdev and her student teachers reflect on their experiences of developing critical mathematics education and social justice themes in initial teacher education courses
https://atm.org.uk/write/MediaUploads/Journals/MT297/10.pdf
Awareness of the division of fractions keep your flipping change to yourself!
Sam Brace describes a unit of work that uses learners’ powers of the mind to understand the division of fractions.
https://atm.org.uk/write/MediaUploads/Journals/MT297/11.pdf
Jan Potworowski the quest to humanise mathematics education
George Knights and Lyndon Baker have prepared this tribute to Jan Potworowski.
https://atm.org.uk/write/MediaUploads/Journals/MT297/13.pdf
Julian Williams teacher researcher theorist. 1954–2025
Geoff Wake and Laura Black celebrate Julian Williams’s contribution to mathematics Education.
https://atm.org.uk/write/MediaUploads/Journals/MT297/14.pdf
I want to remember...
In memory of Julian Williams by Laya Hooshyari.
https://atm.org.uk/write/MediaUploads/Journals/MT297/15.pdf
#MathematicsTeaching #iTeachMath #MathEd #MathsEd #Math #Mathematics #teaching #pedagogy #didactics #education #design #GraphicDesign #atm #MT #MT297
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Commission sheet and need of a little bit of help! Im starving myself unintentionally and i need to buy food sooner than later.
So ill literally draw anything besides scat! I have $10 off deal on anything listed! Thank you for your time 
Reblogs are appreciated if you cant help :3 
Via PayPal only 💔
#loli #lolicon #oc #design #commissionopen #commission #commissions #furry #anthro #cub #cat #catgirl #art #artwork #sfw #nsfw #cute
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Sunny.garden is a Mastodon server for indie creators who draw, paint, sculpt, write, design, program, play, sing or build, and anyone else who thinks that sounds like a nice place to be.
This server has a post size of up to 1500 characters.
You can find out more at https://sunny.garden/about or contact the admin @brook
#FeaturedServer #Creatives #Creative #Artists #Art #Design #Mastodon #Fediverse #FreeFediverse
Very good web storytelling about the hawker centre signage and typography in Singapore
https://www.straitstimes.com/multimedia/graphics/2025/09/singapore-hawker-signs/index.html
Byzantine Ornaments (N° 3)
Friedrich Maximilian Hessemer, John Burley Waring, from "The Grammar of Ornament" by Owen Jones, London: 1868 #illustration #art #design https://www.oldbookillustrations.com/illustrations/byzantine-3/
A return to the Kaleidoscopic series 🪞
Previously, they've all featured white space, either around the outside or in the centre.
It turns out, you can also get some pretty cool effects without that 🖤
📍 Birmingham, UK.
#blackandwhite #monochrome #architecture #photography #art #design
图书馆借到一本书，Logotype，结合了平面设计里最喜欢的两个题目，曾几何时我也喜欢自己捣鼓一下 logo，譬如下面这个给回国开木工坊的朋友搞的标志。设计的方向是用他姓的首字母加他常用的蝴蝶榫，第三张是他把这个标志运用到宣传片中的截图，而最后一张是他做的椅子。
https://www.amazon.com/Logotype-Mini-Michael-Evamy/dp/1780678576?ref_=ast_author_dp
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The internet has decided — again — that Chris Pratt is the worst Chris, after reports that he and his wife, Katherine Schwarzenegger, demolished a 74-year-old house by modernist architect Craig Ellwood in order to build a 15,000-square-foot residence. "They also tore up all of modernist legend Garrett Eckbo's original landscaping, effectively turning the nearly one-acre lot into one flat slab," reports Dwell. Here's the full story, including images of the house. To sprinkle some positivity on your day, we want to know, who is Hollywood's best Chris? Tell us in the comments if you're rejecting these options in favor of Rock, Guest, Walken, or some other Chris.
#Design #Home #Architecture #Celebrity #ChrisPratt
Options: (choose one)
Open Book Fountain
This sculpture was created by Kelecsenyi Gergely & engineer Jozsef Szita.
The fountain uses water to create the illusion of turning pages, and serves as a reminder of the importance of physical books.
Location: Eötvös Loránd University in Budapest, Hungary. On Egyetem Square, in front of the university.
#Art #Arte #StreetArt #Kunst #Straatkunst #Scupture #Escultura #Scultura #Creative #Creativetoots #Book #Books #Boeken #Boek #Livre #Lezen #Design #Creativetoot #Lire
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If you don’t have the resources to write and understand the code yourself, you don’t have the resources to maintain it either.
Any monkey with a keyboard can write code. Writing code has never been hard. People were churning out crappy code en masse way before generative AI and LLMs. I know because I’ve seen it, I’ve had to work with it, and I no doubt wrote (and continue to write) my share of it.
What’s never been easy, and what remains difficult, is figuring out the right problem to solve, solving it elegantly, and doing so in a way that’s maintainable and sustainable given your means.
Code is not an artefact, code is a machine. Code is either a living thing or it is dead and decaying. You don’t just write code and you’re done. It’s a perpetual first draft that you constantly iterate on, and, depending on what it does and how much of that has to do with meeting the evolving needs of the people it serves, it may never be done. With occasional exceptions (perhaps? maybe?) for well-defined and narrowly-scoped tools, done code is dead code.
So much of what we call “writing” code is actually changing, iterating on, investigating issues with, fixing, and improving code. And to do that you must not only understand the problem you’re solving but also how you’re solving it (or how you thought you were solving it) through the code you’ve already written and the code you still have to write.
So it should come as no surprise that one of the hardest things in development is understanding someone else’s code, let alone fixing it when something doesn’t work as it should. Because it’s not about knowing this programming language or that (learning a programming language is the easiest part of coding), or this framework or that, or even knowing this design pattern or that (although all of these are important prerequisites for comprehension) but understanding what was going on in someone else’s head when they wrote the code the way they wrote it to solve a particular problem.
It frankly boggles my mind that some people are advocating for automating the easy part (writing code) by exponentially scaling the difficult part (understanding how exactly someone else – in this case, a junior dev who knows all the hows of things but none of the whys – decided to solve the problem). It is, to borrow a technical term, ass-backwards.
They might as well call vibe coding duct-tape-driven development or technical debt as a service.
🤷♂️
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My personal experience as the sometime operator of a 1980s Xerox photocopier
https://screwlisp.small-web.org/lispgames/wicked-problems/
Notes about #usability #design from Winograd and Adler's Usability ( #bookstodon ) relevant to my #NicCLIM #commonLisp #gamedev .
Introduces design's wicked problems and the implications for what design even is, conveyed by the book via a series of c. 80s case studies.
If you design a system such that you cannot differentiate people from corporations and bots and that’s your defense for calling all of them “users”, you’ve designed a system that conflates people – who are mortal, have feelings, can feel pain and be hurt and who have human rights that must be protected – with the very entities that oftentimes exist to exploit them.
Design for people. Call them people. All else is secondary.
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Wondering if this would be useful?
(I messed up while screen recording this & accidentally mentioned everyone 😂 — now deleted, sorry 🙇♂️)
#PhanpySocialDev (still on my local, not on dev site)
#Design #UX #MastoDev
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Los Angeles Lakers player and executive Jerry West died today at age 86. He was an Olympic gold winner and became a key figure in the NBA in many ways, not least as the inspiration for its logo. Designer Alan Siegel said he based the logo on a photo of West's perfect dribbling form. "It's the easiest job I ever had," Siegel told CNN Sports, which has the full story plus a tribute to West.
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Replacing Photoshop With NSString (2015) via @RunxiYu https://lobste.rs/s/uuecsm #design
http://cocoamine.net/blog/2015/03/20/replacing-photoshop-with-nsstring