The Double Diamond model helps teams collaborate by making it explicit whether they are in a divergent or convergent phase of work.
Your organization's purpose (the "why") should inform your principles (the "how"), which in turn guide the final patterns you build (the "what").
A good design principle forces prioritization and passes the reversibility test, meaning its opposite could be valid in a different context.
Eponymous laws like Hofstetter's Law and Murphy's Law act as universal truths that can inform project planning and risk management.
Postel's Law, or the robustness principle, advises being conservative in what you send and liberal in what you accept, a core tenet of the web.
Choose the least powerful language suitable for a task, such as using HTML or CSS before resorting to JavaScript, to build more resilient solutions.
Deciding between native HTML elements and custom-built components involves a trade-off between user access and developer control.
Unlike native platforms that prioritize consistency, the web's core value is ubiquity, ensuring content remains accessible across devices and time.
43:11Jeremy Keith
32:56Laurie Voss
46:39Tobias Münch
14:44Chris Heilmann
44:43Nikita Dubko
29:59Konstantin Tieber
51:10Laurie Voss
37:55Ire Aderinokun
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