Neon lights, chunky buttons, and pixel-perfect nostalgia — retro-futurism in UX is more than a vibe. It’s a strategy. And here’s how to use it.

Maximalism lets you use your creativity to impress users with memorable, energetic, and powerful digital product interfaces.

Frontend architecture is the foundation of your frontend codebase. Here’s how to optimize the pattern that you choose.

“No results found” doesn’t have to mean dead ends. In this post, I explore strategies to design engaging empty states that guide users and keep them exploring your app or website.

No one likes making errors on important tasks. In this post, I share my personal best tips on how to design a double-check warning message UI that makes sure users skip those “oops” moments.

Users see a product; designers see layers. The 5 UX design layers — strategy, scope, structure, skeleton, and surface — help build UIs step by step.

Generate OpenAPI API clients in Angular to speed up frontend development, reduce errors, and ensure consistency with this hands-on guide.

Designing for enterprise isn’t just about looks — it’s about making complex workflows easy. Here’s how to do it right.

Chaotic designs confuse users — which is why you need to know about the Gestalt laws of grouping. They provide structure, streamline interactions and enhance overall UX.

jQuery 4 proves that jQuery’s time is over for web developers. Here are some ways to avoid jQuery and decrease your web bundle size.

Exit flows in UX are crucial — get them wrong, and users may never come back. In this blog, I share how you can craft exits that turn a user’s last click into an invitation to return.

In web development projects, developers typically create user interface elements with standard DOM elements. Sometimes, web developers need to create […]