Design engineers whose writing, code and demos are worth your time, grouped by what they are best at.
- 36
- people
- 5
- groups
Interaction & motion
Timing, springs and the feel of things.
10- Emil KowalskiAnimation, Sonner, Vaul
- Jakub KrehelInterface details, agent skills
- Raphael SalajaMotion, audio and taste
- Rauno FreibergInteraction craft essays
- Paco Courseycmdk, next-themes
- Jhey TompkinsCSS experiments and demos
- Cassie EvansSVG animation, GSAP
- Dennis SnellenbergMotion-led web design
- Brian LovinProduct design, app dissections
- Tobias van SchneiderDesign, Semplice
CSS & layout
The platform, pushed further.
7- Adam ArgyleCSS, Open Props
- Ahmad ShadeedCSS layout deep dives
- Una KravetsPlatform CSS features
- Jen SimmonsCSS layout, WebKit
- Rachel AndrewCSS Grid, specs
- Lynn FisherPlayful responsive design
- Sara SoueidanAccessibility and SVG
WebGL & creative
3D, shaders and portfolio-grade experiments.
5- Bruno SimonThree.js, creative dev
- Maxime HeckelShaders and WebGL writing
- Henry HeffernanInteractive 3D portfolio
- Hamish Williams3D portfolio craft
- Amelia WattenbergerData viz, AI interfaces
Systems & tooling
Frameworks, fonts and the tools under everything.
7- Guillermo RauchNext.js, Vercel
- Shu DingSWR, Satori, Nextra
- Anthony FuVite, Vitest, Slidev
- Adam WathanTailwind CSS
- Rasmus AnderssonInter typeface, tools
- Addy OsmaniPerformance engineering
- Dan AbramovReact internals
Teaching & writing
People who make the rest of us better at this.
7- Josh W. ComeauInteractive CSS teaching
- Lee RobinsonDeveloper education
- Delba de OliveiraVisual explainers for React
- Kent C. DoddsTesting, React teaching
- Chris CoyierCSS-Tricks, CodePen
- Wes BosCourses, Syntax podcast
- Kevin PowellCSS video teaching