There are so many things I love about SpeedCurve's Vitals dashboard...
Key metrics – Backend, FCP, TBT – alongside Core Web Vitals (because #CoreWebVitals are not enough!) Defines each metric, including browser support 13 months of data! Explore INP and LCP subparts Detailed diagnostics for each metric
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Let me know if you have any questions or feedback!
Few things frustrate me more than feeling like I've done everything right, but nothing got better.
Say you've done all the right things. You've lazy-loaded and compressed and minified. You've seen improvements to Start Render or LCP or INP. But bounce rate didn't improve. Neither did conversion rate or any other business metric you care about. WHY???
The answer might lie on the performance plateau.
Best practices when designing a neo brutalist website
Recently heard someone give "tips" on how to shift from being a "designer" to being a "critical thinker."
This is nothing more than misdirective, Koolaid-oriented hogwash.
A designer IS a critical thinker.
Sind Foldables wirklich eine relevante Nische im Smartphone-Markt – oder bleiben sie ein teures Spielzeug für Tech-Enthusiasten?
#Foldable #Smartphones #UX #MobileTech #EBookReader #Innovation
"Wonderful to see! Ubisoft announced yesterday that they've open sourced their colourblind simulation tool Chroma (UbiChroma as it's called on GitHub), after several years of internal use and development." #a11y #ux
https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2025/04/ubisoft-open-sourced-chroma-their-colourblind-simulation-tool/
Tag the 
️ #UX experts ️ from your networks!
@okfn is currently migrating the #OpenDataEditor to a new architecture and is looking for a consultant to evaluate usability, accessibility, and the overall user journey.
Info & How to apply: https://okfn.org/en/jobs/open-data-editor-ux-consultant/
"I made my pages faster, but my business and user engagement metrics didn't change. WHY???"
https://www.speedcurve.com/blog/web-performance-plateau/
(I just realized my original post about why – and how – to measure the performance plateau for your site was a couple of years old, so I've refreshed it with new info!)
I will never surrender to Siri, no matter how long you perma-badge my Settings icon, #Apple.
Product Talk Daily: The weekly cadence of continuous discovery.
https://producttalkdaily.substack.com/p/product-talk-daily-the-weekly-cadence-6c2
#prodmgmt #ux #engineering
Look, we all like to make fun of what happens when trying to put a picture in a Word document, as well we should - but every single aspect of Word formatting is fucking bonkers.
Like, have you *seen* the default bullet list? By the third level your text is offset into the next room - and don't you fucking DARE writing anything that doesn't fit in the tiny bit of line space left so i breaks, because here be dragons...
I want to make it clear that some maniac designed this 
Neobrutalism is a new UI design style that's been emerging on the web over the last couple of years.
Having seen good and bad examples of this, I'm glad the fabulous folks at NN/g are sharing some best practices around how to use it.
@Gargron @rvcx Not by you, to my knowledge. Generally, the sentiment of replies from folks here when I mention the need for it to be easy for non-techies to join, is a reaction of fear. Like it’s best as exclusive club.
That, and a few other UX barriers to “normie” usage (e.g. easy cross-server interactions & global-ish search) still make it a hard sell to friends. #UX was mentioned as a big barrier in a “Fedi House” event at SXSW.
I don't need to run openBSD on anything, but damn if that UX doesn't scratch an itch for me currently....
As a #Microsoft Office User
I want Office apps to launch with a list of recently accessed files and then just as I click the file I want have it reorder that list based on access history on another device
So that I am constantly surprised and delighted at having the wrong document opened for me at any given time. #UX
