Surveillance by default, consent by assumption
How consumer security products turn physical presence into assumed consent Illustration of a home security camera extending its gaze into shared neighbourhood space, symbolising the shift…
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UX questionnaires. Is it rocket science?
Mission control didn’t run on intuition. Neither should your design process. Continue reading on UX Collective » This post first appeared on Read More
A Designer’s Guide To Eco-Friendly Interfaces
I’ve spent over two decades in the trenches of user experience design. I remember the transition from table-based layouts to CSS, the pivot to responsive…
Why most AI products fail before the first user interaction
Most AI features fail because they start with hype, not humans. Image Credit: AI Generated Image Most AI products fail before the first user interaction because…
The craft of the instruction
Writing AI prompts isn’t just a new technical skill — it’s how we can make our own thinking visible In this collage: Baby photo in front of Frank…
LaunchPod: Smarter AI Models Won’t Fix Your Deployment
LaunchPod is a product management podcast hosted by LogRocket’s VP of Marketing, Jeff Wharton, where he talks to product leaders about the issues they faced…
Field study: prototypes over mockups
A practical guide to designing with code in 2026 Someone drops a link in a thread — not a deck, not a Figma file — something you can click through,…
How to design 2FA: Comparing methods, user flows, and recovery strategies
2FA or two-factor authentication is a specific type of multi-factor authentication. As the name suggests, 2FA requires two distinct forms of user verification factors to…
CSS @container scroll-state: Replace JS scroll listeners now
Scroll containers have always been a weak spot in CSS. For years, if you wanted a navigation bar to restyle itself once it became sticky,…
Anti-libraryism: 10 web APIs that replace modern JavaScript libraries
Modern browsers are quietly eating the JavaScript ecosystem alive. Over the past two years, the major engines have shipped native Web APIs that replace a…
Your Design System Works in Figma. Does It Work in Code?
Traits of a successful design system Great design systems have one thing in common: they work equally well in design tools and in code. Most…
How developer platforms fail (and how yours won’t)
In this PodRocket episode, Russ Miles, a software development expert and educator, joins the show to unpack why “developer productivity” platforms so often disappoint, and…
Are we performing ourselves into exhaustion?
On self-surveillance, professional performance, and the cost of forgetting that we built the cage. Is this one me? (All conceptual images in this article were generated…
OpenAI: from ads to content
The future of digital advertising should feel less like a distraction and more like recommendations from a friend. High relevance ads could enhance the quality of…
The Replay (2/18/26): Copilot workarounds, platform pitfalls, and more
Here’s what you’ll find in the February 18th edition of The Replay, LogRocket’s newsletter for dev and engineering leaders: 2/18/26 Andrew Evans, principal engineer and…