Have you used a product so intuitive you can use it with both eyes closed? This is the power of affordance in UX design.

The world of digital design is full of UX dark patterns, but they can pose serious harm to the business in the long run.

A magic link is a URL that authenticates a user. Here’s how to use these links to deliver a better user experience.

A responsive grid ensures your website adapts to different screen sizes and provides a great and consistent user experience.

Here are some of the best techniques for organizing and categorizing content using personas and user journeys to guide UX decisions.

These are the essential best practices for designing ethical AI user interfaces that prioritize user trust and confidence.

Two-factor authentication is key to protecting data, but it can often be cumbersome for users. Here’s how to design a painless 2FA user flow.

Learn how to avoid loading up designs with too many decorative elements and craft a visual aesthetic that looks good without impacting UX.

Progressive disclosure is a design technique that involves revealing information gradually based on the user’s needs.

Negative space is the area around and between design elements. Here’s how to use it to great effect in web design.

Prototypes are a useful tool for designers that can be used alongside a design system, but we need to bear in mind the limitations.

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