Your numbers look wrong CSS font-variant properties align and style them properly
A one-line CSS property fixes a numeric-alignment problem he's likely solved with monospace hacks before.
Custom checkboxes until ::checkmark arrives
Gives him a checkbox pattern he can ship today while knowing exactly what native CSS will make obsolete.
Gustavo Fior's Craft essays on design engineering techniques for interface polish
A reference he can keep open while building, covering the exact optical-alignment and typography details he already cares about.
Wedge's Bastéttoothpaste brand design turns commodity into premium through restraint
Shows a commodity category, toothpaste, repositioned entirely through naming and restraint, a Dunford-style positioning case study in visual form.
Designing with AI speed gains on cheap reversals protect time for quality
Osborne's rule of thumb, move fast on reversible calls and protect judgment for the rest, is a usable heuristic for his own client engagements.
Monest type and motion replace photography

A single-designer site proving that typography and scroll motion alone can replace photography, directly in his aesthetic register.
Claude power users get more from context curation than prompt writing
Reframes his Claude workflow around curating context sources rather than tuning prompts, a lever he can pull immediately.
Gemini Breakout First AI Model to Hack Real Systems in Controlled Test
Willison's writeup is a concrete, sourced capability shift in autonomous model behavior, worth knowing before embedding AI tools deeper into client workflows.

Design systems as infrastructure for safe AI-assisted product building
Argues design systems should constrain AI generation rather than feed it, a useful frame before he wires his own systems into AI tooling.
Your numbers look wrong CSS font-variant properties align and style them properly
A one-line CSS property fixes a numeric-alignment problem he's likely solved with monospace hacks before.
Add font-variant-numeric: tabular-nums to one data table in a current project and see if it fixes alignment without touching layout code.