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This post originally appeared on Hacking UI and is reprinted here with permission.
Recently, we’re starting to spot a kind of newsletter “inflation” in our field. Its no secret that emailing is one of the best ways to reach out to an audience, and its actually good for us in this ever-changing industry. We need that information pushed into our blood in order to stay on top of all the latest changes in this fast evolving world.
In the following post, I’ve put together a list of my favorite newsletters. Even some of which are not design/product/code related but I believe will be worth your time.
If you recommend any newsletters that are not mentioned in this list feel free to add them in the comments. Enjoy!
![Web Designer newsletter](https://s3.amazonaws.com/static.hackingui.com/2015/05/webdesignernews.png)
WebdesignerNews is a community-curated, forum-like news site for designers and developers. Each day they round up the best articles and send them in their newsletter.
Sign Up | Visit the Site | Tweet this![Inside Intercom](https://s3.amazonaws.com/static.hackingui.com/2014/11/side-img-intercom.png)
Inside Intercom is a blog about design, product, and marketing. The Intercom team writes amazing articles backed by data and research, which makes their articles so impressive and thought provoking.
Sign Up | Visit the Blog | Tweet this![Brian Lovin - Design Details](https://s3.amazonaws.com/static.hackingui.com/2014/11/side-img-brianlovin2.png)
Brian Lovin from Buffer reviews the design details of the newest apps and platforms in his blog, accompanied by screen recordings that pinpoint the fine UI tunings.
Sign Up | View a past issue | Tweet this![Litmus](https://s3.amazonaws.com/static.hackingui.com/2014/11/side-img-litmus.png)
Litmus is an emailing platform, and they set an inspiring example of what the cutting edge of email design looks like. They have amazingly designed newsletters and are a must for anyone working on emails or marketing designs.
Sign Up | View a past issue | Tweet this![Our very own - HackingUI Weekly](https://s3.amazonaws.com/static.hackingui.com/2014/12/side-img-hackingui.png)
Our very own newsletter in which we post curated links each week about design, front-end, startups, product management and much more. You’re welcome to sign up:
View a past issue | Tweet this>> Subscribe to the HackingUI Weekly Newsletter <<
![Litmus](https://s3.amazonaws.com/static.hackingui.com/2014/11/side-img-litmus.png)
Litmus is an emailing platform, and they set an inspiring example of what the cutting edge of email design looks like. They have amazingly designed newsletters and are a must for anyone working on emails or marketing designs.
Sign Up | View a past issue | Tweet this![Sidebar](https://s3.amazonaws.com/static.hackingui.com/2014/11/side-img-sidebar.png)
Sidebar.io is an amazing newsletter by designer/developer/entrepreneur Sacha Greif, which sends 5 design links every single day. The links are mostly curated links out of Designer News, but also out of other sources sometimes. This is a MUST newsletter for any designer.
Sign Up | View a past issue | Tweet this![User Onboard](https://s3.amazonaws.com/static.hackingui.com/2014/11/side-img-useronboard.png)
User Onboarding is a site by Samuel Hulick, a UX Designer from Portland, which takes upon exploring how different apps onboard users. Worth signing up to get notified each time he covers a new app.
Sign Up | View a past issue | Tweet this![Design+code](https://s3.amazonaws.com/static.hackingui.com/2014/11/side-img-designcode4.png)
Meng To’s Design+Code is an awesome newsletter with curated resources, especially great for Sketch lovers and iPhone devs.
Sign Up | Visit the Site | Tweet this![Thrive Solo](https://s3.amazonaws.com/static.hackingui.com/2014/11/side-img-solo.png)
Solo is a project management tools for freelance designers. They have amazing design, and also one of my favorite newsletters in terms of inspiration for how newsletters and marketing materials should look like. They re-invent themselves each time anew.
Sign Up | Visit the Blog | Tweet this![Sketch App Sources](http://static.hackingui.com.s3.amazonaws.com/2014/12/side-img-sketchappsources.png)
Sketch App Sources is, as the name suggests, a site full of Sketch resources such as freebies and tutorials. Their newsletter sums up their latest most popular resources and some relevant links to new Sketch plugins and tutorials.
Sign Up (on the right sidebar) | Tweet this![DN digest](https://s3.amazonaws.com/static.hackingui.com/2014/11/side-img-DN.png)
Designer News is the community that really keeps me with my head above the water. The design world’s greatest articles are shared there, and signing up to their digest is another way for me to keep track of the stuff that gets shared there (Btw: Another source is the Panda chrome extension in which I’ve written about in my article "The 24 Best Chrome Extensions for Designers and Web Developers".)
Sign Up | View a past issue | Tweet this![Invision New Feature Updates](https://s3.amazonaws.com/static.hackingui.com/2014/11/side-img-invision11.png)
Invision emails are inspiring for any designer that has a touch to marketing materials. Highly recommended.
Sign Up | Visit the Site | Tweet this![Invision Blog](https://s3.amazonaws.com/static.hackingui.com/2014/11/side-img-invision11.png)
Invision also has great content from their blog, featuring interviews with designers from amazing companies.
Sign Up | View a past issue | Tweet this![Web Tools Weekly](https://s3.amazonaws.com/static.hackingui.com/2014/11/side-img-webtoolsweekly.png)
Like the name suggests – this is a newsletter full of great tools for web development. It's divided by the categories
Sign Up | View a past issue | Tweet this![MailchimpUX](https://s3.amazonaws.com/static.hackingui.com/2014/11/side-img-mailchimpUX.png)
MailChimp has a UX newsletter which is more like a blog in the format of a newsletter. The MailChimp UX team write about their thoughts and processes and link to their own resources. It's a very important newsletter for designers.
Sign Up | View a past issue | Tweet this![Smashing Magazine](https://s3.amazonaws.com/static.hackingui.com/2014/11/side-img-smashing.png)
Smashing’s newsletter is a great source of information and inspiration for designers and front-end developers. It also updates about their workshops and conferences around the world.
Sign Up | View a past issue | Tweet this![Codrops: Collective](https://s3.amazonaws.com/static.hackingui.com/2014/11/side-img-codrops.png)
Codrops are plain awesome! Their newsletter aggregates cool links to inspiration sources, interesting articles, freebies, and most importantly their own stuff. They manage to amaze me with their front end tutorials each time anew. They manage to combine magnificent front end coding with creative UX thinking to come up with ways of breaking the modern design patterns but in a way which is actually not too much out there.
Sign Up | View a past issue | Tweet this![SitePoint](https://s3.amazonaws.com/static.hackingui.com/2014/11/side-img-sitepoint.png)
Sitepoint is an email digest of aggregated links that you sign up to by subject matter. It has all sorts of subjects including Design Javascript, Mobile, Ruby development and more.
Sign Up | View a past issue | Tweet this![Designmodo](https://s3.amazonaws.com/static.hackingui.com/2014/11/side-img-designmodo.png)
These guys not only have a cool newsletter but also have amazing products for designers so it's nice to reiceve updates on those as well.
Sign Up | View a past issue | Tweet this>> Bonus: For 10 more newsletters, check this post out on Hacking UI. <<
Blog Editor's Note: Like what you read above? Sagi (the author of this post), is a UI/UX designer, is the Head of Product Design at SimiarWeb and co-founder of Hacking UI along with David Tinter, who is also at SimilarWeb as a Senior Front-End Developer.