Books

This book presents a perspective on design systems based on the Newman's experiences as an interaction and visual designer. This is a design book, but it isn't about what to design.

This book is designed as a deep dive into how you think about, and execute, breaking apart existing systems into a microservice architecture, but the focus is on the descomposition side of things.

Design patterns serve as guidance and solutions to people solving similar problems over and over. The reason for design patterns is twofold. Second, by solving the same problem in the same way, users haver a consistent and more coherent experience.

This book is written for relative inexperienced programmers who know nothing about Go. Although not exhaustive, it does cover all of the basics, and show leave you well positioned to tackle the more advanced material available on the language.

It’s about time to finally make sense of all the front-end and UX madness. This book contains everything from design systems to accessible single-page apps, CSS Custom Properties, CSS Grid, Service Workers, performance patterns, AR/VR, conversational UIs and responsive art direction.