I visited Coincidence Design and found it to be one of the creepiest websites I have ever encountered. If its claims are true, the site’s exploration of synchronicity and intentional design creates a deeply unsettling and eerie experience.
I evaluated my site's design against professional parameters and found it lacking. I believe the era of static sites is ending, and I'm anticipating the shift toward dynamic web design inspired by MIT Media Lab research.
I found "The Non-Designer's Design Book" is the best primer for beginners. I use its four "CRAP" principles—Contrast, Repetition, Alignment, and Proximity—to fix common visual errors in slide decks and improve information grouping.
Explore Martijn van Welie's extensive library of web design patterns. This resource provides documented solutions for interaction design, navigation, and UI components to help you build consistent, user-friendly interfaces across different web platforms.
I highlight Jakob Nielsen’s Useit as a primary resource for web usability and interface design. It offers essential principles for creating user-friendly websites and understanding how visitors navigate the digital landscape effectively.
I wonder whether unmixed sweetness, a hard-to-reach tea cup, and chocolate after abstinence are poor design—or delightful friction that turns ordinary experiences into games, as Calvin and Hobbes understood.