One new design trend is neumorphism. It mixes the effects of minimalism and realism to create interfaces that are easy to comprehend.

Humans are not rational. If you want to improve your UX game, you need to design for the irrational emotions that drive human behavior, not for sound logic.

Let’s explore no-code designing with AI. We’ll discuss Fronty, its features, and using them by converting Figma design frames to webpages.

Claymorphism counts among the more compelling approaches to UI available to designers today.

Digital addiction is bad for your mental and physical health. Learn what trends encourage this concerning behavior and how to avoid it.

Balancing both objective and subjective aspects is crucial for creating designs that meet functional requirements and resonate with users.

Zero UI is another way of referring to interfaces that don’t require traditional methods of input. Here’s an overview of how to employ it.

Linear design is a popular design trend, particularly for SaaS products, but has it peaked already? Let’s find out.

In the realm of UX, information architecture is instrumental in shaping users’ digital interactions. Stay current with the latest trends here.

Glassmorphism is a UI trend that’s used to create the illusion of a glass-like texture to give a fresh, transparent feel to interfaces.

Minimalism is the art of finding beauty in essentials, simplifying complex solutions, and focusing on essentials.

Learn what the Double Diamond design process is and how to leverage it to design impactful solutions that engage users.