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![Screenshot of the UX Patterns for Developers website](/images/projects/ux-patterns-developers/ux-patterns-developers.webp)

## Overview

UX Patterns for Developers is a collection of UX patterns I'm documenting for developers who want to understand how to build better UI components accessible and usable.

## Context

For the past few years, as a frontend developer, I have been studying and creating UI components for multiple different projects and applications. From simple personal projects, to large-scale enterprise applications, I have always been interested in UX patterns and how they can be applied to UI design.

UX is hard. It's a complex field that requires a deep understanding of the user's needs and behaviors. It's also a constantly evolving field, with new patterns and best practices emerging all the time.

I decided to create this project, as an evolving documentation of UX patterns for developers. With the help of the community, I hope to make it a valuable resource for developers looking to improve their UI design and UX.

## Project Structure

The project is divided into non-exhaustive categories:

- Layout & Navigation
- Input & Forms
- Content Management
- User Feedback


Collection of UX patterns for everyone but specially towards developers who want to understand how to build effective UI components accessible and usable.

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UX Patterns for Developers


![Screenshot of the Links Base website](/images/projects/links-base/links-base.webp)

## Overview

Links Base is a modern, static link management application designed to help teams organize and access their important links efficiently.


Links Base is a modern, static link management application designed to help teams organize and access their important links efficiently.

Links Base


![Screenshot of the Indie Dev Toolkit Github repository](/images/projects/indie-dev-toolkit/indie-dev-toolkit.webp)

## Overview

Indie Dev Toolkit is a curated list of tools and resources for indie hackers, solo founders, and bootstrapped startups. It is a community-driven project that aims to provide a comprehensive collection of resources, guides, and inspiration for those looking to break into the indie developer space.

## Problem Statement

Independent developers and bootstrapped startups often struggle to find the right tools and resources when starting their journey. The overwhelming number of options available can lead to decision paralysis and wasted time searching for solutions.

## Goals

- Create a comprehensive, well-organized collection of tools and resources that I have mainly used or tested
- Help indie developers make informed decisions about tools and services creating an up-to-date and accurate list
- Save time and money by highlighting the most effective solutions

## Resource Categories

The toolkit includes carefully selected resources across various categories:

- 🛠️ Development Tools
- 📊 Analytics & Metrics
- 💰 Monetization
- 🎨 Design Resources
- 📱 Marketing Tools
- 🚀 Growth Hacking
- 📚 Learning Resources
- 💡 Inspiration & Case Studies

## Resource Selection Criteria

Each tool or resource in this collection is evaluated based on:

- 💪 Reliability and stability
- 💰 Value for money (with preference for free/affordable options)
- 👥 Community support and documentation
- 🚀 Ease of implementation
- 📈 Track record of success


A curated list of tools and resources for indie hackers, solo founders, and bootstrapped startups.

Indie Dev Toolkit


![Screenshot of the Erreur 200 website](/images/projects/erreur-200/erreur-200.webp)

## Overview

Erreur 200 est un podcast dédié aux gens qui font le web. Animé par deux développeurs français, l'un vivant au Canada (David Dias), l'autre en Angleterre (Jean-Rémy Duboc), nous échangeons sur le web d'aujourd'hui et de demain. Retrouvez-nous pour discuter de code, d'accessibilité, des frameworks JavaScript, de l'UX et plein d'autres sujets passionnants. Nous laissons parfois la parole à d'autres personnes qui partagent la même passion et qui nous parlerons de leurs échecs et leurs succès.


Erreur 200 is a podcast dedicated to people who make the web animated by two French developers, one living in Canada (David Dias), the other in England (Jean-Rémy Duboc)

Erreur 200


![Screenshot of the UX Patterns for Developers website](/images/projects/world-web-stories/world-web-stories.webp)

## Overview

World Web Stories is podcast about web enthusiasts around the world. It's a podcast that features interviews with web developers, designers, entrepreneurs and people who are passionate about the web.


World Web Stories is podcast about web enthusiasts around the world. It's a podcast that features interviews with web developers, designers, entrepreneurs and people who are passionate about the web.

World Web Stories


![Screenshot of the Front-End Checklist website](/images/projects/front-end-checklist-v1/frontend-checklist.webp)

## Overview

The Frontend Checklist is an exhaustive list of all elements needed to have a thorough checked before launching any website on production. Hosted at frontendchecklist.io, the checklist includes everything from the essentials and accessibility, to SEO, performance and more.

## Key Details

- **Initial Date**: The start date of the project
- **Status**: Completed
- **Technologies**: Markdown, HTML, CSS, JavaScript.

## Problem Statement

My initial problem was tied to my personnal situation: as I was leaving Mauritius and my entire team of front-end developers, I wanted to make sure that they could continue to deliver high quality work without me. Turned out that the content I created for them was also useful for so many other developers and companies around the world.

## Goals

The main goal of the Front-End Checklist is to provide a comprehensive, accessible resource for frontend developers, covering all aspects of frontend development. All the elements that needs to be checked before launching a website or a web application.

## Approach

I did a lot of research in 2017 to find other checklists. But the few I found at the time were outdated or incomplete. So I decided to create my own checklist, based on my experience and I had the chance to learn trough the years and the projects I worked on.

## Progress

The Front-End Checklist project is currently completed and in the maintenance phase. I have been promissing for a long time a version 2.0, but I am still working on it.

## Challenges and Learnings

To this day, the Front-End Checklist has not less than 69,000 stars on Github and translated in 14 languages!

I learned a lot about the open-source community and how to manage a project with so many contributors.

## Conclusion / Reflection

The Front-End Checklist turned to be a valuable resource for many frontend developers around the world.

## Featured on

- Article: [The Front-End Checklist is just a tool... everything depends on you.](https://css-tricks.com/front-end-checklist-just-tool-everything-depends/) published on CSS-Tricks (November 30, 2017)
- Talk: [Barcelona Front-End Development Meetup](https://www.meetup.com/barcelona-front-end-development-meetup/events/248466245) (March 14, 2018)
- Newsletter: Web Design Weekly — Issue #340 (November 29, 2018)
- The [Front-End Checklist on Product Hunt](https://www.producthunt.com/products/front-end-checklist)



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