Brian Eno created a collection of strategies to help artists break creative block. We can do something similar for programmers stuck on problems. Eno's strategies were designed to be drawn at random.

What would happen if we codified those systems and turned them into a practical technique for designing games?

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2014-12-21 The evolution of the internet is an extremely complex topic. Sometimes it is helpful to find broad patterns that make it easier to understand. One simplifying pattern comes from the two typ

(More Than) Doubling SVG FPS Rates at Khan Academy At Khan Academy, we put a lot of effort into producing interactive math content (e.g., Drawing Polygons ). This kind of interaction is particularly important on touch devices: to create an engaging mobile experience, we strive to provide interactive…

The UX of Mobile Settings A brief analysis of iOS8, Android KitKat (Lollipop updates soon!) & Windows Phone 8.1 settings screens. Note: This article was translated to Chinese by 胡太狼 . Introduction We love to analyze and write/read about good UX. It's common practice to pick an app, redesign a few…