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Feb 13, 2025 ⋅ 9 min read

Can breadcrumbs replace back arrows in UX design?

Ross Dillon Ross is a UX design consultant and writer with a BS in UX Design from DePaul University.

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Checkbox UI design: Best practices and examples

The checkbox is one of the most common elements in UX design. Learn all about the feature, its states, and the types of selection.

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I’ve Designed With Data — Here’s What We’re Getting Wrong

I’ve designed with data — here’s what we’re getting wrong

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Designing Drag And Drop User Interfaces: Best Practices And Patterns

Designing drag and drop UIs: Best practices and patterns

Let’s explore why and when to use drag and drop, discussing real-world examples, platform-specific considerations, and accessibility tips.

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What scarcity taught me about designing for attention

We’re told to reduce friction, but sometimes friction builds value. This blog explores how scarcity, when designed well, sharpens focus and strengthens user trust.

Pascal Akunne
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One Reply to "Can breadcrumbs replace back arrows in UX design?"

  1. Great post! I totally agree with your points. It’s always interesting to see different perspectives on zero-waste lifestyle. I really appreciate how you broke down the topic and provided clear examples to support your points. I’ve learned a lot from reading this and I can’t wait to apply some of these ideas to my own work. Keep up the great content!

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