Håvard Bob

@havardbrynjulfsen.design

Designer who codes (or vice-versa)🦄

Here's a great example of how inaccessibility manifests even earlier than the design stage. Figma has rolled out a tool to create iOS-style glassomorphic effects, embedding it directly into the tooling layer. This will be awful for legibility and readability for a wide range of people.

A dialog whose title reads, "Go touch glass." Below that is instructional copy that reads, "Add glass to any frame and play with frost, light, depth, and more. Use the effect creatively in your work, or grab the iOS and iPadOS 26 kit from Apple's Community page." There are then two calls to action, one to "Explore playground" and the other "Go to UI kit". Next to the text copy is a video of how to add the effect, where a barely-visible toolbar with three buttons is getting added on top of a smartphone wallpaper showing a field of flowers. Cropped screenshot from Figma.

Recently released mystreak.is It’s a simple PWA that let’s you add and track habits daily If you want to try it: be sure to add this to your Home Screen on your device, as it only stores the information using localStorage. Built this for myself, and I’ve been using it daily since New Year’s ✅👌

Screenshot of an app. It shows five calendars with dates as squares, lined horizontally. Some of the squares have a checkmark, and some only show the date. Each calendar has a title, «Went to the gym», «Cardio training», «Reading», «No candy/crisps», «No pastries/cookies», and «No junkfood» respectively. A marker for each calendar shows a fire icon next to a number, representing a streak, indicating that the user of this app have completed a habit several days in a row

I like Ciri, both in TW3 and in the books Gonna be great to play her, doesn’t matter how she’s «lost her powers». In Assassin’s Creed Brotherhood somebody steals all the gear you’ve acquired in ACII, so you have to start over. Her having taken the trial is an easy lore “fix” for a game

I don’t hate Tailwind or CSS-in-JS. I actually have little experience with both. But I see an emerging trend in my work environment where people opt for Tailwind or styled-components because «CSS is hard». Sorry to say, TW or CSS-in-JS won’t fix that

Stuck 4+ hours on a challenging CSS problem today, ending up with a less-than-ideal compromise😶‍🌫️ CSS is hard, I understand that some finds it hard to fall in love with Hopefully going to be a while until I have to do a horizontal-full-bleed-auto-scroll-and-adjustable-step-visualizer-component again