UX designers vs. developers: Who really owns accessibility (A11y) in UX design?
A common misconception held by UX designers is that accessibility is solely the developer’s responsibility. Some assume that if they use a high-contrast color palette…
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Skipping product discovery: When it’s better to go ahead and ship
We often talk about discovery, including its different variants (continuous, project-based, etc.), and importance in product development. I’ve written a few pieces on it myself.…
How to define a distinctive design language
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What can you do if your boss starts generating AI designs?
How to work with teams that turn to AI instead of UX Continue reading on UX Collective » This post first appeared on Read…
The 5-step AI UX playbook to deliver high-impact products
Strategic considerations when crafting AI experiences that drive material improvements for customers. With everyone rushing to create AI experiences, are products truly hitting the mark?…
Friendly but Flawed: How AI’s Agreeableness Risks Undermining UX Thinking
Where to start? I’ve been discussing the failings of LLMs and other AIs in UX Research, my (supposed) field, for quite some time now. People…
Leader Spotlight: Cascading down a product-led culture, with Mike Fantigrassi
Mike Fantigrassi is Head of Product at National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM), a fitness organization offering certification programs for personal trainers and coaches. He…
Tips for Hosting Your Client’s WordPress Website
WordPress Freelancers and agencies often do more than design and development. A full-service company may also maintain and host its clients’ websites. Providing web hosting…
Designing a landing page with the UX rule of thirds
Despite being a somewhat hidden rule in design, the rule of thirds is everywhere you look. Name any website, and you can easily spot the…
Designing a landing page with the UX rule of thirds
Despite being a somewhat hidden rule in design, the rule of thirds is everywhere you look. Name any website, and you can easily spot the…
Fine-tuning vs. RAG: Which AI strategy fits your frontend project?
As a frontend developer, integrating AI into your app can be exciting — whether you’re building chatbots, document search, or intelligent assistants. But beyond the…
What I Wish Someone Told Me When I Was Getting Into ARIA
If you haven’t encountered ARIA before, great! It’s a chance to learn something new and exciting. If you have heard of ARIA before, this might…
Liquid Glass is beautiful, but is the chemistry missing?
Apple’s new design language blends science with design. But how is it bonding with the iOS we know? Continue reading on UX Collective » …
The future of content design in an AI world
In a nutshell? It’s a bit scary. But full of possibilities. For now. Content design is integral to UX. Image: GOV.UK Last year I asked a very…
Liquid glass, dropping “UX” from your title, Bayesian A/B testing
Weekly curated resources for designers — thinkers and makers. “In 1984, Apple Computer introduced the Macintosh with a Super Bowl commercial that changed the world for graphic designers.…