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Le Conseil fédéral propose des assouplissements qui concernent les sports collectifs au niveau amateur. Dès le 31 mai

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Some bad (but funny) examples of design I can certainly use in my presentations.

Print your own slipmates for your Technics

A partir de 7 minutes et 50 secondes, un reportage sur l’accessibilité des prestations de l’@EtatdeVaud avec une présentation de @cfardel.

Ça fait plaisir de voir notre travail reconnu. Bravo à tous.
Ne nous arrêtons pas là !

Cartograph is a handsome monospaced font family featuring lush italics, code-friendly ligatures, and a proportional set accessible via OpenType. With warmth and character to spare, Cartograph excels in both code and prose.

I really like Cartograph font by Connary Fagen, Inc.. The italics are dilightfull and in addition, the price of the license is very reasonable.

With neon green, we’re launching a pilot project for a green, carbon-neutral banking product for everyday use. And you can help design it from the get-go! We’ll use your feedback to make neon green even better and even greener over the next few months.

A great initiative from neon. Count me in !

Easy to understand instruction when you mess up with git

I’m currently testing the new code editor from Panic. It looks promising. But the fact that I can’t install it on my iMac is holding me back from buying it.

It’s OK to work diffrently at Clearleft.

Here’s a nice article about how Clearleft work during those stranges days.

These Inclusive Design Principles are about putting people first. It’s about designing for the needs of people with permanent, temporary, situational, or changing disabilities — all of us really.

They are intended to give anyone involved in the design and development of websites and applications - designers, user experience professionals, developers, product owners, idea makers, innovators, artists and thinkers - a broad approach to inclusive design.

Geri Reid has collected Form Design Guidelines, with best practices, research insights, resources and examples.

Non, vous n’êtes pas traqués !

Are you planning a hike or bike tour soon? Do you want to immortalize your favorite place? Are you looking for an unusual gift?

The Swiss Confederation’s topography office allows you to print your own map. Choose a scale, center point, cover photo and title and receive your personalized map.

The service is really nice. Too bad we can’t (yet) choose the layer to appear on the map, such as hiking paths.

I find incredibly hard to choose filter. The result depend so much of the signal you put in it. This why, I like those kinds of lists.

[Ma très chère Suisse,] Garde les Pieds sur Terre, (re)deviens vraiment hospitalière et accueillante, même pour les plus petits et les plus modestes. On n’est pas tous de passage, on aimerait revenir, ne nous en décourage pas. On sera même heureux d’ouvrir nos porte-monnaie.

A collection of fun websites that bring joy. This is a great inspiration.

This new email service from the Basecamp team looks very interesting and promising.

An ode to big knobs by @tomwhitwell.

Separating the controls from the device does something interesting. It makes you listen. An unmarked, arbitrary control has to influence the sound somehow to make any sense. Otherwise it’s just moving a bit of plastic.

There is a new system in town. @busycircuits just announced the System Coupe which contains three new modules. I own half of these modules and they are top level !

A new font for coder is in town.

As software developers, we always strive for better tools but rarely consider font as such. Yet we spend most of our days looking at screens reading and writing code. Using a wrong font can negatively impact our productivity and lead to bugs. MonoLisa was designed by professionals to improve developers’ productivity and reduce fatigue.