Web Design Weekly — Issue #312

WEB VERSION ISSUE #312 Headlines Interface Lovers If you want to start your day with some inspiration from some of the top designers on the planet, look no further. I can't believe I just discovered this site. (interfacelovers.com) Developer Survey Results 2018 (stackoverflow.com) Articles The Evolution of Tools Jon Gold shares some wise words about the current tooling landscape and what the near future looks like. He also touches on the newly released Figma API which is super exciting. (airbnb.design) How top tech companies operate their design teams InVision has released a report on how some of the world's most innovative companies approach design. The Design Genome Project is an online resource describing the processes, organisational structures, and tool stacks. (invisionapp.com) JavaScript Modules Worth Using A quick breakdown of the most useful JavaScript modules that Travis Fischer has found himself using over and over again. (hackernoon.com) CSS for Teams Jenn Lukas shares some thoughts from the last two years on crafting the CSS design system for her current workplace. (thenerdary.net) A typeface is not a tool (klim.co.nz) Tools / Resources Vue Design System An open source tool for building Design Systems with Vue.js. (vueds.com) Imaging Heap A command line tool to measure the efficiency of your responsive image markup across viewport sizes and device pixel ratios. (github.com) Workbox Google Analytics If you've built a website that works offline, and you're using Google Analytics, you should definitely be using Workbox so you can capture offline user-interactions too. (developers.google.com) ReactAF ReactAF does for React what Babel does for JavaScript. (hackernoon.com) Wappalyzer - Identify technologies on websites (wappalyzer.com) Component architecture in Figma (blog.figma.com) Release Notes for Safari 52 (webkit.org) Free React Bootcamp (tylermcginnis.com) Inspiration Netflix reveals a new custom typeface (itsnicethat.com) New look for the npm website (twitter.com) Jobs JavaScript Developer at Sparkbox Sparkbox is looking for an experienced software developer with a real passion for building a better web. If you're right for this position, you have solid knowledge of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript while being mindful of the diverse ecosystem of devices and connections. (seesparkbox.com) JavaScript Engineer at Help Scout JavaScript powers the magic behind Help Scout's apps and services, bringing them to life with delightful interactions and dynamic real-time updates. (helpscout.com) Need to find passionate developers or designers? Why not advertise in the next newsletter Last but not least… Super Mario World made only with CSS gradients (medium.com) Thanks for supporting! Cheers, @jake_bresnehan Edit your subscription  |  Unsubscribe instantly Forward to a friend Advertise Submit a Link Post a Job in Web Design Weekly