2FA has evolved far beyond simple SMS codes. This guide explores authentication methods, UX flows, recovery strategies, and how to design secure, frictionless two-factor systems.

Designing for background jobs means designing for uncertainty. Learn how to expose job states, communicate progress meaningfully, handle mixed outcomes, and test async workflows under real-world conditions.

There’s no universally “best” design language. This section breaks down when Linear-style design works well, how to build beyond it (or start from Radix UI), why it felt overused in SaaS marketing, and why conversion claims still need real testing.

Minimal doesn’t always mean usable. This comparison shows how Linear-style UI keeps contrast, affordances, and structure intact, unlike brutalism’s extremes or neumorphism’s low-clarity depth effects.

Linear-style UIs look simple, but the theming system has to do real work. Here’s how to meet WCAG 2.2 contrast requirements across light, dark, and high-contrast modes — whether you’re using a UI library or rolling your own tokens.

Linear design is a minimalist SaaS aesthetic inspired by Linear. Here’s what to use to recreate it — from Radix UI + shadcn/ui ecosystems to Linear-style Figma kits — plus how to structure pages using modular components and an 8px spacing scale.

A well-designed multi factor authentication system enhances security without slowing users down. Let’s explore how to make authentication feel effortless.

Most design specs break down in development because they’re built for designers, not developers. This article shows how to write specs that reflect real-world logic, states, constraints, and platform behavior — not just pixels.

Scaling MFA in large organizations is more than a technical task. Teams must navigate user hesitation, older devices, legacy systems, and the ongoing operational burden of training, documentation, and compliance. Balancing security with usability and efficiency is key to a successful rollout.

A practical guide to AI in UX design, covering predictive UX, generative assistance, personalization, automation, and the risks of overusing AI.

Multi-factor authentication methods affect users differently depending on devices and abilities. This article explores the accessibility trade-offs of biometrics, OTPs, magic links, and more, helping you design inclusive MFA flows.

There’s no universally “best” authentication method. The right choice depends on the risks you’re protecting against, your users’ needs, and the data your product handles. This article breaks down modern authentication options and the factors that should guide your decision.