Small Figma Habits That Make Big UX Impacts
Great UX isn’t only the result of big research projects or major redesigns. It’s often shaped by the small habits designers practice every day.
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Headings for Designers
Designers can help developers build more accessible websites by separating visual heading styles from content hierarchy with a naming convention that communicates intent.
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How to Create Animation in Figma
SaaSha guides you through creating a simple looping loading animation in Figma using Frames and Smart Animate.
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How Coding Can Improve Design
I learned enough code to know it wasn’t my path, but it still changed how I design. At Sparkbox, having a team with a wide range of skills has always been a strength, both for our work and for our clients.
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The Problem with “Ready for Dev”
Our tooling gets better every day, but by changing our mindset about how development and design can collaborate and contribute to each other’s work, we’ll deliver a better product to our users.
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Focusing Creativity
Bringing efficiency, quality, function, and innovation to a focal point.
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Atlas Design Project: Extensive Data, MVPs, and Team Building
Sorting through large datasets takes patience and empathy. This is one of our favorite types of problems: one where you have to step into someone else’s shoes.
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Stark for Figma Review
We’ve evaluated automated accessibility testing tools to help you determine which is best for your project. Learn the strengths and weaknesses of the Stark Accessibility Testing Tool.
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How Dedicated Frontend Design Helps Achieve a Minimal Viable Product
An MVP is an all-hands-on-deck sort of situation, but sometimes there aren’t too many “hands” available. At Sparkbox, the role of Frontend Designer is pivotal in these situations because they can act as the Hammer or the Chisel. Sometimes both simultaneously.
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A Crash Course in Color Contrast
When it comes to helping those with color vision deficiencies or low vision, contrast is an incredibly important design element—it also impacts general readability for everyone. Learn how contrast can make or break accessibility and what you can do to improve it.
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Vice President of Business Development