Unify Framework
A new HTML/CSS/JS library, and a set of standardized files, that can be used as the basis for building outstanding web designs.

Free WordPress Generators
A collection of 40+ generators that will speed up WordPress development.

Useful Accessibility & Usability Examples
Strategies and methods to tackle some common graphic communication problems, and insights into how to improve things.

Writing Can Help Your Web Design Career
Writing may not be the right option for everybody, but it could lead to becoming a better web designer.

The State of Mobile User Experience
This is the latest edition of Mobile Report from the Nielsen Norman Group.

Best Data Visualization Projects of 2022
A collection of Nathan Yau’s favorite data visualization projects from last year.

Things CSS Could Still Use Heading Into 2023
A collection of ideas from Chris Coyier on what he feels is still missing from CSS.

2022 CSS Updates
A selection of exciting additions to CSS that became fully or nearly cross-browser last year.

The State Of Usability in 2023
Observations from real usability testing on what people do and what they don’t do on the web.

Gradient Templates
A handpicked collection of copy & paste linear gradients.

Aurora Editor
An IDE built by the community, for the community, and written in Swift for the best native performance and feel for macOS.

The Bad Freelance Habits You Should Avoid
Like most bad habits, they seem to start slowly, and if left unchecked, they have the potential to wreak havoc.

The Best of Material in 2022
System capabilities, component updates, design resources, and an entirely new workflow, are just some of the top moments from Material Design last year.

A Theory of Web Relativity
The rel attribute plays an important role in providing meaning to the links, taking the web to the next level semantically, and boosting your site’s performance.

Why We Hang Onto WordPress Nostalgia
With WordPress nostalgia there’s an emotional connection that goes beyond casual memories or markers on a timeline.