A home for design engineering skills

I’ve written about my skills collection before. It started as a way to make the things I kept saying about interfaces available to an AI agent whilst I was working. The collection has grown since then, and it now has a more useful home on d×e. You can browse the design engineering skills, find one for the work in front of you, and see how to install it. There are examples to help explain what the guidance is for, too. The skills cover some of the decisions that are easy to miss when an interface looks finished: how it behaves when someone interacts with it, whether it uses the platform well, and what happens when things go wrong. There are focused skills for fluid interfaces, semantic HTML, native iOS and Android, design systems, and taking a prototype into production. If you’d like a broader look at a piece of work, the d×e review brings relevant specialist guidance together. I still like reaching for an individual skill when I know what I want to examine; the broader review is…

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