Discover how the Interface Segregation Principle (ISP) keeps your code lean, modular, and maintainable using real-world analogies and practical examples.
After designing AI search systems, I’ve seen what builds trust — and what kills it. Here’s my take on what really works.
Paul Weston talks about “quantifying the unquantifiable,” i.e., bringing in objective data for things that otherwise seem hard to measure.
I used to think ‘clean’ design meant hiding things. Turns out, less isn’t always better. This blog walks through lessons from my own overdesign moments.
AI’s not just following orders anymore. If you’re building the frontend, here’s how to design interfaces that actually understand your agent’s smarts.
Apple Intelligence is here. What does it mean for frontend dev and UX? Explore the core features of the update, do’s and don’ts for designing with Apple Intelligence in mind, and reflect on the future of AI design.
after()Next.js’ after() is a new API that lets you run logic after your route has finished rendering, without blocking the client.
You don’t need to guess what’s wrong with your Next.js app. I’ve mapped out the 8 biggest performance traps and the fixes that actually work.
Learn how to truncate text with three dots in CSS, and use two reliable CSS text truncation techniques while covering single-line and multi-line truncations.
Explore how to use Google’s new experimental Interest Invoker API for delays, popovers, and smarter hover UX.
Bolt.new revolutionizes how you build and deploy web apps with no-code development and seamless AI integration.
Apple’s Liquid Glass UI is beautiful, controversial, and possibly trend-defining. Here’s what UX designers need to know — and do — right now.
