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This post catalogs common anti-patterns in software blogging—meandering intros, overreliance on links, excessive formality, unreadable fonts, and mobile layout issues—and offers concrete advice for making developer blog posts clearer and more engaging.
This article introduces a series on startup anti-patterns, which are common patterns that increase failure risks for startups, drawing from experiences of founders and investors.
The article criticizes the misuse of ARIA and the ARIA Authoring Practices Guide (APG), warning against using LLM agents to generate code from the APG, and emphasizes that native HTML should be preferred over ARIA for accessibility.
This article discusses an anti-pattern in AI agent systems where agents appear busy but fail to complete tasks. The author suggests separating responsibilities and requiring proof of completion as a solution.
Impeccable is a suite of 18 CLI commands, a Chrome extension and library that embeds design-quality checks into AI coding workflows to detect and fix common UI anti-patterns without needing an LLM.
Impeccable is a comprehensive frontend design skill for AI assistants like Claude, offering 23 commands, 7 domain references, and anti-pattern rules to improve AI-generated UI designs.