Nobody wants their design to confuse users. Running a UX audit will uncover all the “oops” moments in your UI and help fix what’s broken and craft UX that “wow”s users.

These are the five quintessential principles of design you can’t do without as a designer. Take notes to create successful visual designs!

As designers, we can exploit the principle of closure and use it as a tool for building intuitive and engaging user experiences.

Figma Dev Mode has an easy-to-work-with UI and layout and makes collaboration with other team members far easier.

A design philosophy is a guiding light for a designer’s approach to their craft. Here’s how to craft your own.

Using psychological principles and theories of behavior, we can design for how users behave. Learn more about behavioral design here.

Designing with gestalt principles in mind can help intentionally guide user behavior, improve a design, and justify design decisions.

The login screen can literally make or break a product experience. Here are some best practices you can follow.

Story mapping is a powerful, fresh, and enjoyable way to map and visualize the user’s journey in a visual and dynamic manner.

The Cynefin framework allows you to classify problems into five domains: clear, complicated, complex, chaotic, and disorder.