June was in bloom with a bunch of great stuff from our authors and friends—check out the month’s roundup of faves:

• Aarron Walter talks with Psfk about why collaborative relationships are critical to building better products
• Talking about Design for Real Life on Delight, Sara Wachter-Boettcher points out that “there’s no checkbox for the human experience.”
• How to make sticky headers, the right way—from Jeremy Keith.
• Presentable podcast hosts Jason Santa Maria to discuss which typefaces the cool kids are using, licensing and subscription pricing, and geek out over web fonts and browser hacks.
• Ever wondered what goes into publishing your favorite tech/design books? Find out from Katel LeDû and Lou Rosenfeld on the Shop Talk show!
• The RWD podcast brings you fresh new interviews with Marvel App, Sonos, and WBUR.
• Scott Jehl and Filament Group introduce Snapper: a CSS Snap Points carousel. Scott also tackles enhancing optimistically.
• “Unstirring the Jam,” by Ethan Marcotte—on finding ways to make allusion to predecessors, acknowledge its influences, and learn from the past.
• A funny thing happened to them on the way to 2016: ten An Event Apart speakers talk about the last ten years.
• On Creative Bloom, Jeffrey Zeldman explores agency life, the changing web and why he had to get back to his roots.

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