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UI & Frontend → Forms
How to validate forms so errors are clear, input is never lost, and client-side checks never substitute for real server-side validation.
by @markdowners
UI & Frontend → Responsive
Mobile-first layout rules for interfaces that hold up from a 360px phone to a 1920px desktop without horizontal scroll or broken touch targets.
UI & Frontend → Accessibility
Baseline accessibility rules — semantic HTML, keyboard operability, contrast, and screen-reader support — built in from the first component.
UI & Frontend → Email Templates
How to build HTML emails that actually render across clients: table-based layout, inline CSS, the 600px width convention, alt text and image fallbacks, dark mode quirks, plain-text versions, and cross-client testing.
UI & Frontend → Tables Dashboards
How to design dashboards and data tables that communicate clearly: visual hierarchy for the most important number, progressive disclosure from overview to drill-down, table conventions (alignment, sorting, sticky headers, pagination), honest chart types, and empty/loading/error states.
UI & Frontend → Design Systems
How to build and maintain a design system that scales: design tokens before components, consistent component APIs, composition over configuration, live documentation, versioning and deprecation, and contribution discipline.
UI & Frontend → Animations
How to use web animation to communicate rather than decorate: duration bands for UI motion, easing choices, performant transform/opacity-only animation, prefers-reduced-motion support, avoiding layout-shifting motion, and entrance vs exit asymmetry.