🔥 Campfire 7
Why everything is directional, a cognitive bias in product design, and the potential to replace your salary
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When to use radio buttons vs. drop-downs?
🔥 Campfire 33: Two important input controls are radio buttons and drop-down menus. Both can be used interchangeably when user input is required.
Creating a scalable data table component in Figma
Campfire 32: Data is meaningless unless it can be visualized and acted upon. The success of future industries will be a combination of advanced data collection and improved user experience, and the data table will represent a large portion of this user experience.
Improving the readability of content cards
🔥 Campfire 31: Content cards are a popular way to organize content in app design. Cards allow users to browse high-level information while consuming samples before clicking on the card to get the full details.
