I used to muck around making Electronica and Hip Hop about a decade ago and stumbled across these tracks.
It's a mix of FL Studio synth stuff with beats and Acid Pro sample-wrecking.
Maybe I'll get into doing this stuff again.
When we bought this slide, we thought it was for our Daughter to enjoy.
Turns out we actually bought our cat, Dora, a sulking castle...
If you're making a whole element clickable, like say, a card: consider creating some sort of timer on 'mousedown' that is reset on 'mouseup'. This means that you can see if the timer has run past a threshold and block the action on 'click'.
One reason you would do this is to allow content in that card to be selectable without the click handler firing off and disrupting the action.
I love https://inclusive-components.design and have supported it for a while now on Patreon. I like Heydon's work a lot. I even wrote a testimonial which you can see on the site.
His new book has come out today, so buy it!
A thought that I can’t get out of my head recently is that “marketing” on the web is actually just surveillance. Especially in purchase and checkout flows.
Whenever I've worked with companies in recent years, there seems to be an endless budget for tracking services, but a much smaller budget for actual UX, design and research.
I'm just riffing here, but surely a better marketing technique is a good, helpful product or service?