4 newsletters, ranked by editorial quality and how recently they published. Looking for something more specific? Search instead.
Rylan Barnes publishes essays exploring how the web might be rebuilt from first principles, covering cross-platform UI design, testing approaches for reactive interfaces, and the shortcomings of single-page applications. The writing is a reflective series with a clear point of view, though the excerpts show a personal project narrative more than broadly applicable reporting.
Amjad Shahrour writes short essays on product strategy for AI and software, covering why AI projects fail to define correctness, how generative interfaces may make software UIs disposable, and summaries of industry talks. Readers get a practical take on building tech-powered products, though much of the material is framed around current hype.
A product design newsletter that uses everyday stories, such as swim lessons and serving sushi, to illustrate UX and design principles. It also covers frameworks like UI design layers and the value of familiar design conventions for user adoption.
A developer's blog-style newsletter with step-by-step tutorials on building a design system in Xamarin.Forms, covering Shell flyout navigation, resource dictionaries for fonts, and colour palettes. Readers get concrete XAML and setup instructions drawn from the Australian Government Design System.
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