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…
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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 » …
How to scale CSS in micro frontends (without losing your mind)
The micro frontend architecture is a powerful concept that lets teams build different parts of a frontend application as independent and standalone pieces. A developer…
Designing For Stress And Emergency
No design exists in isolation. As designers, we often imagine specific situations in which people will use our product. It might be indeed quite common…
Unmoderated UXR, software with integrity, training LLMs on your design system
Weekly curated resources for designers — thinkers and makers. “Let’s take a critical view of unmoderated user testing. What if there is potential value in the interaction between…
The 7 Best WordPress Plugins for Blocking Spam in 2025
It seems like everyone has a spam story or two to tell. And we’re not talking about in a lifetime. No, spam is an everyday…
Why your Brain Rot and social media addiction are actually design problems
How UX design created an addiction economy. Continue reading on UX Collective » This post first appeared on Read More
Mandated screen addiction = undemocratic design
There is a contradiction in digitalisation. People have heaps of creative ideas on how to stop doomscrolling, and break their screen… Continue reading on UX…
Is retro design making a comeback?
From pixel art to skeuomorphic buttons and neon palettes, especially across product categories like fashion, design, food, and computer games, designers are reviving vintage aesthetics…
What defines 90s website design?
90s website design is defined by an experimental maximalist aesthetic (overloaded pages packed with haphazard information, heavy ornamentation, competing colors, patterns, animations, and textures), constrained…
How can nostalgia improve UX engagement?
What is nostalgia in UX? Nostalgia in UX design is the strategic use of familiar visual or interactive elements to evoke emotional memories, foster user…
How can designers use retro web aesthetics without hurting usability?
By deliberately injecting personality through vintage elements, designers can foster a unique brand identity and tap into the powerful, positive emotion of nostalgia. In the…
What is maximalism in 90s web design?
Maximalism is a “more-is-more” approach where the screen is packed with heavy ornamentation (lots of text, competing colors, patterns, images, animations, and textures), creating a…
How did 90s web design influence modern UX?
The 1990–1999 era marked the dawn of the public internet. Early web browsers like Mosaic (1993) and Netscape Navigator (1994) introduced users to graphics-based web…