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Wordle UX: Sometimes a game just feels good

Weekly curated resources for designers — thinkers and makers.

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“Every once in a generation something beautifully simple comes along and revolutionizes our lives: the paperclip, Post-its, the iPod, Wordle. Wordle? Okay, maybe that one doesn’t quite fit with the others, but by now you must be familiar with the cryptic square emojis filling your feed on every social medium.”

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The five levels of hype →
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Leading with questions →
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Edit your design tokens and create new color modes.


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