AI is great, but let’s face it, too much choice can overwhelm. Here’s how to design smarter, simpler AI interfaces that enhance the user experience.
Have you used a product so intuitive you can use it with both eyes closed? This is the power of affordance in UX design.
Chasing every UX trend won’t make your design better. Knowing which ones matter will. Here’s how to separate the good from the gimmicks.
When it comes to UX design, the terms ‘archetype’ and ‘persona’ are often used interchangeably, but they serve different purposes. More on that in this blog.
Here’s a short guide to getting started with and using component properties in Figma, so you can begin experimenting yourself.
Used correctly, faceted filtering far outweighs any perceived issues around complexity and interaction cost.
What makes a design skeuomorphic in modern UX? What key challenges are there in modern-day skeuomorphic design?
Growing design teams hit roadblocks. DesignOps clears the way. Here’s how to create processes that actually work.
The Doherty Threshold suggests that when feedback occurs within this timeframe, users feel more in control and remain engaged.
Our team kept running into misalignment, rework, and wasted effort. A simple design kick-off meeting helped us fix it — here’s how.
Progressive disclosure is a design technique that involves revealing information gradually based on the user’s needs.
Ultimately, “PX” and “UX” are both just words. Here’s what I liked (and didn’t) about Duolingo’s newest announcement.
