A new open source video format, led by a handful of tech giants, is in the works. They’re teaming up to revamp the way video works over the Internet, so we can look forward to a faster, richer web.

Sites using these interstitial screens will soon earn a black mark on Google’s mobile-friendly test. They’re motivated to keep users on the mobile web, rather than in apps, but it’s a win for the user.

Buffer travels back in time to look at how some of tech’s biggest success stories started out and how they’ve evolved.

Khoi Vinh offers his bird’s-eye view on the rapidly changing landscape of prototyping software. "It’s a wonderful time to be a designer."

"The middle is how everything should work, when everything else is working." Julie Zhou reminds us that while we're focused on solving the middle of the problem, we neglect how users got there in the first place. 

Brad Frost shares his rallying cry to stop dark patterns and devious behaviour and show some respect to the user. We couldn’t agree more.

Google designers introduce a refreshing evolution of the iconic logo and brand system.

A little eye candy for those in need of some UI motion inspiration. 

“The best error message is the one that never shows up.” Thomas Fuchs keeps us honest with some solid advice in this great teardown of error messages.

A good overview of where we're at with responsive images, and some best practice tips to boot.