Here we go again

Can't say I ever expected to see a "That Font was No Angel" headline. But here we are.

Oh damn, Pantone can paint a room but can’t read one

In the last five years, we've gone from "employees will never have to go into an office" to "employees need to be in the office because creative and innovative work can only be done face-to-face between humans" to "lol we don't need humans"

Renewables are not depending on Strait of Hormuz. Totally surprising idea that it might be a good idea, economically as well.

Keynote is over, time to go out and get yourself one of these bad boys before they sell out. #wwdc25

I love how the Liquid Glass advocates for accessibility. Now everyone can experience what it feels like if you can’t read shit.

1. Fire customer support folks, declare being AI-first 2. Fuck around and find out 3. Reintroduce humans to customer support, but don't employ them, outsource instead to keep employee number down. 4. Say "revenue per EMPLOYEE soars" in a press release

all I want for config 2025 is that @figma.com will fix this annoying UI bug where you can see a violet rectangle artefact on nested components when you swap the instance inside

🌠 UX Rule of thumb: any hover interactions should always be on the *interactive* element (eg. link or button), not on its parent. Otherwise, you can run into bugs where the user *thinks* the link is being hovered, but it actually isn’t. Like this bug on OpenAI’s website:

Verdammt clever gemacht https://datajournal.org/schon-wieder/