Marx’s concept of alienation applied to today’s design industry Seen in Oakland, California — Source UX jobs are well-compensated and prestigious. They are often advertised as creative, empowering,…
Alright, you’ve done the discovery work. You’ve talked to potential customers, dug out some insights, and have some ideas on how to proceed. And whether…
Developers who are new to JavaScript and web development usually try to start debugging using the console.log() method. Other popular debugging methods include console.error() and…
The pressure is on for businesses to meet accessibility standards, with serious legal consequences for non-compliance. But creating more technically accessible products is just the…
Weekly curated resources for designers — thinkers and makers. “Communication is the ultimate skill. Clear communication is not just key for working with people, but it’s also how…
Before kindergarten was a classroom, it was a design lab for the mind. Froebel built it. We buried it. Froebel and Froebel’s Gifts. (Image created by AI)…
It’s common to see Web Components directly compared to framework components. But most examples are actually specific to Custom Elements, which is one piece of…
For a long time, “good writing” has been more than skill; it’s been a form of gatekeeping. Not anymore. Continue reading on UX Collective »…
A case study on how to bring a UX community together to critique, ideate, learn and have fun Last year, together with my colleagues Leo and…
AI won’t kill UX — we will It’s time we stopped blaming the tools and started asking better questions about how we work, what we value, and how…
Designing a user interface is a complex task that requires careful consideration of various design elements, including layout, typography, color, and usability. However, with the…
Many products — digital and physical — are focused on “average” users — a statistical representation of the user base, which often overlooks or dismisses…
Chaos engineering involves introducing controlled failures into a system to identify weak points before they impact users. While traditionally applied to backend services, applying chaos…
Why you need to design for the real world. Pontiac Bonneville, drawn by the author. The story goes that in 1978 a customer wrote to General Motors…
How did I, a UX designer who’s supposed to be pushing pixels, end up talking numbers and metrics? And how did I find myself influencing…