Don't Fuck with Scroll(dontfuckwithscroll.com)

250 points by a_siekierski 1 year ago | 93 comments

Scrollbars are becoming a problem(artemis.sh)

737 points by dredmorbius 3 years ago | 708 comments

A blog post arguing that shrinking and hidden scrollbars in modern interfaces harm usability, especially for people with motor control problems.

Sandboxing JavaScript Code(healeycodes.com)

72 points by antidnan 3 years ago | 19 comments

Compiling with Constraints(philipzucker.com)

108 points by philzook 2 years ago | 31 comments

A static site generator written in POSIX shell(aashvik.com)

61 points by todsacerdoti 9 months ago | 33 comments

My favourite animation trick: exponential smoothing (2023)(lisyarus.github.io)

590 points by atan2 2 years ago | 330 comments

Blog post explaining exponential smoothing as an animation technique for cameras, UI elements, and audio, with interactive examples and the underlying math.

Scrollbars are becoming a problem(artemis.sh)

737 points by dredmorbius 3 years ago | 708 comments

A blog post arguing that shrinking and hidden scrollbars in modern interfaces harm usability, especially for people with motor control problems.

Death to Scroll Fade(dbushell.com)

352 points by PaulHoule 7 months ago | 192 comments

A blog post by David Bushell criticizing scroll-fade animations on websites, deliberately demonstrating the effect while ignoring reduced-motion preferences.

Don't use custom CSS scrollbars(ericwbailey.website)

338 points by Twixes 3 years ago | 210 comments

Blog post by Eric Bailey arguing against styling custom scrollbars with CSS, citing accessibility and usability concerns.

A brief history of Windows scroll bar shortcuts(devblogs.microsoft.com)

158 points by tybulewicz 1 month ago | 101 comments

A Raymond Chen post on The Old New Thing blog recounting the history of Windows scroll bar operations and shortcuts, including the Windows 7 right-click menu.

Purposeful animations(emilkowal.ski)

505 points by jakelazaroff 1 year ago | 127 comments

Essay by design engineer Emil Kowalski on when and how to use UI animations purposefully so they improve rather than harm the user experience.

Making small games, which is fun in itself(abagames.github.io)

376 points by breck 2 years ago | 67 comments

A chapter from an online book by abagames on the joys of making small browser games, citing the Small Game Manifesto and the author's 350+ games.