UX Lift roundup – the best UX and design links from the last few weeks

Articles

5 prioritisation methods in UX roadmapping – Managing the outcomes of roadmapping workshops can be daunting. Here are some great ways to prioritise.

The problem with “click here” and “learn more” links – To learn how to write better hyperlinks, click here. Oh drat.

Can a robot do a designer’s job? – Spoiler alert: probably not, but if they start being able to write newsletters I’m in trouble.

Enterkeyhint – Very handy HTML attribute for changing the action button text on mobile keyboards to make them more usable.

Creating design systems with Figma Tokens – A guide on how to build design systems that scale easily and sync with GitHub, with the help of a plugin called Figma Tokens.

Cool tools

Automator.design – Like Apple Shortcuts but for Figma. Here’s an article on the thinking behind it.

Create with Play – The first native iOS design tool built for creating mobile products. Still in private beta, but looks absolutely game-changing for mobile app design.

Tweetshelf – Browse content recommendations from your Twitter friends.

Chrome user flow recordings – Chrome has a new feature to record user flows directly in the browser. Great for in-person usability testing.

Cool stuff

Rock stacking simulator – Calming.

Homesick sounds – Back in the office and missing WFH? Play the sounds of home, from crying babies to woofing dogs and much more besides.