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This article explains why adding icons to every menu item, like in macOS Tahoe, hinders usability. I found it a nice little breakdown on when and how *not* to use icons in menus, detailing failures in consistency and differentiation.
WireframeSketcher is a desktop wireframing tool that also functions as an Eclipse IDE plugin. It serves as a solid, one-time payment alternative to subscription-based options like Balsamiq Cloud.
concrete.css is a simple, classless CSS stylesheet designed for lightness and straightforward websites. It's an excellent starting point and includes automatic dark theme support based on OS settings.
LaTeX.css provides a straightforward stylesheet to give web content a LaTeX document aesthetic. I find this useful for technical documentation or academic-style articles that benefit from a familiar, print-like layout on the web.
daisyUI is a nice component library for Tailwind CSS, and this page details its extensive theming system. I find the built-in themes and customization options very practical for quickly styling applications.