My friend Eva-Lotta Lamm just published a course about visualising information through illustration.

Learn to structure presentations and other content as well as take expressive meeting notes in real time by combining text and sketches

The course is on pre-sale right now for €19,90 instead of €59,50 and worth every cent. If you are into sketching and visualising your thoughts, you should get it. If not, you should also get it to get into sketching. Structure your thoughts, communicate with visual notes and learn new techniques, if you already use sketching.

⇾ Visit: Sketchnoting – Communicate with Visual Notes with Eva-Lotta Lamm

I had to smile a lot when listen to these two. Brendan Dawes and Hugh Elliott in conversation in the Can’t Sell This podcast.

⇾ Visit: Can’t Sell This with Brendan Dawes

My good friend Bastian Allgeier has been a guest of the Shoptalk Show with Dave and Chris again. Fun episode to listen to.

⇾ Visit: Shoptalk Show 533 with Bastian Allgeier

I have been in Brighton after a long time for the very first time. The last dConstruct has taken place after it was announced for 2020 already and I have some impression in photo form here for you.

⇾ Visit: Photos from dConstruct 2022

We celebrated 10 years of Smashing Conference in Freiburg last week. I have taken some photos and uploaded them here.

⇾ Visit: Photos from SmashingConf Freiburg 2022

Those of you who use Kirby CMS for client projects might like the idea of giving your client a more branded experience in their panel. Here is a nice cookbook recipe by Isaac Bordons.

⇾ Visit: Custom Kirby CSS Panel

Lovely to see that another event has survived the bloody pandemic. Hello Bump Festival in Belgium 👋 … good to have you back!

⇾ Visit: Bump 2022

Admirable when someone collects something meticulously. Here Antonio collects photos of laptops with stickers on devlids.com.

⇾ Visit: DevLids – Stickers on Laptops

I bet you know this kind of situation: you are talking to your kids (or anyone else) and say a phrase or specific word. But while you say this, you wonder ”Hmm … where does this phrase actually come from? What is it based on?”. It never has been easier to do a bit of research than now, since we have the Web.

Now, this article is about why hyperlinks are actually blue and it is interesting to read what Elise Blanchard has found out for us …

⇾ Visit: Why are Hyperlinks Blue?

Atkinson Hyperlegible font is named after Braille Institute founder, J. Robert Atkinson. What makes it different from traditional typography design is that it focuses on letterform distinction to increase character recognition, ultimately improving readability. We are making it free for anyone to use!

Make sure to read the really interesting insights that come with the article about the font.

⇾ Visit: Atkinson Hyperlegible Font