The Accessibility Problem With Authentication Methods Like CAPTCHA
The Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Humans Apart (CAPTCHA) has become ingrained in internet browsing since personal computers gained momentum in…
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Earning the Right to Research: Stakeholder Buy-In and Influence in the AI x UX Era
“With the rapid adoption of synthetic data and persistent misconceptions about the importance of research, getting stakeholder buy-in is a critical first step.” I’m optimistic…
How to create fancy corners using CSS corner-shape
Editor’s note: This blog was updated by Daniel Schwarz in November 2025 to account for CSS’s new native property for fancy corners. The original post…
The Replay (11/26/25): An AI reality check, Prisma v7, and more
The Replay is LogRocket’s weekly newsletter for dev and engineering leaders. Delivered once a week, it’s your curated guide to the most important conversations around…
Ripple over React? Evaluating the newest JS framework
The React ecosystem has had plenty of contenders over the years, but every now and then, something shows up that actually feels different. RippleJS isn’t…
You don’t need AI for everything: A reality check for developers
The pressure is on. Every conference, every tech blog, every corner of the internet is buzzing with AI agents, autonomous workflows, and the promise of…
What an accessibility conference taught me about designing for all
and how understanding human abilities can transform the way we build products and places. Continue reading on UX Collective » This post first appeared…
Design System Culture: What It Is And Why It Matters (Excerpt)
This article is a sponsored by Maturing Design Systems Design systems have become an integral part of our everyday work, so much that the successful…
UX research sample size: How small is small enough?
Not long ago, I led a research project where we interviewed around 6–12 users and ran a small survey. The patterns were clear. People were…
How to ensure your expert C# knowledge doesn’t make you a TypeScript noob
Coming from C# can quietly sabotage your TypeScript code in ways that are easy to overlook. Because the two languages share familiar syntax and patterns,…
Slide decks are boring. Here’s how I share ideas instead
As an experienced PM, I’ll let you in on my little secret. I absolutely, wholeheartedly, hate slide decks and PowerPoint presentations. Even though they’re extremely…
Florence Nightingale on vanity metrics
The least useful numbers we take the most seriously Florence Nightingale — image generated with ai People want numbers. Knowing what those numbers mean usually comes second to…
Why soft skills will define design careers over the next two years
Here’s what 21 design leaders told me is critical for their teams Continue reading on UX Collective » This post first appeared on Read…
The Power of Interaction Data: Tracking User Behavior in Modern Web Apps
Introduction Every tap, scroll, and click in a web app tells a story — not in words, but in intent. In the competitive digital ecosystem,…
Locksmith stickers are annoying, but kind of genius
Locksmith stickers are annoying, illegal, and typographically messy. But by appearing where you least expect them — from letterboxes to… Continue reading on UX Collective » …