UI/UX Design

Every market today is flooded with options. Competing solely on features, specifications, or price is no longer enough — that’s just the… Continue reading on Me

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AI Is Re-Architecting Brand Design Continue reading on Medium »

A few years ago, when someone said ‘UX’, we automatically thought of wireframes, journeys, and user testing. That was the heart of digital… Continue reading on

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There’s a UX principle so old it’s almost boring: don’t add what you can’t justify. For decades, the best designers in the world lived by… Continue reading on M

A before/after teardown of one product design case study, from a mentor who reviews portfolios every week. Continue reading on Bootcamp »

Why Oil Painting and Figma Are the Same Craft in Different Guises Continue reading on Medium »

From first prompt to final output, my honest, unfiltered take on Claude Design. Continue reading on Muzli - Design Inspiration »

During one of the usability sessions for a product I’m building (Supalink — Your Identity Builder), the very first user started running… Continue reading on Med

The requirements for multiple personas are determined by tasks and organisational objectives. In some cases, a single primary persona is… Continue reading on Me

A small dispute about suggestion chips, and the bigger question hiding inside it: should one UI element ever be allowed to mean two… Continue reading on Medium

The unexpected mindset shift that happened when I stopped seeing products and started seeing people. Continue reading on Medium »

What is the UX design process? Continue reading on Medium »

The answer didn’t disappoint. It said it wouldn’t even call itself a UX designer anymore. Then it explained why… Continue reading on Medium »

The Anime Witcher application was launched in 2025 and quickly made a significant impact in the anime community. Since its release, it has… Continue reading on

Learning UX has never been easier. Continue reading on Medium »

When we think about UX, we often picture mobile apps, dashboards, or websites. Continue reading on Medium »

Your Website Is the Heart of Your Business Continue reading on Medium »

A redesign of “My Tutor” app that reduced friction by rethinking when and how users share information. Continue reading on Medium »

As designers, we spend hours perfecting every pixel, curating our best case studies, and tweaking interactions until they are flawless. We… Continue reading on

These days, visuals do most of the talking. If you can design something that stands out, you can...

Clients are forwarding ChatGPT critiques of design work to their designers. Here is why that feedback is flawed — and a playbook to handle… Continue reading on

React useReducedMotion Hook: Respect prefers-reduced-motion (2026) A full-bleed parallax...

arXiv:2607.06306v1 Announce Type: cross Abstract: Large language models (LLMs) have demonstrated growing competence in web page generation. However, existing te

A full-bleed parallax hero. An auto-scrolling carousel. A loading spinner that spins, bounces, and rotates. For most users that’s just… Continue reading on Medi

Practical lessons from building frontend-heavy full stack applications with React, APIs, reusable components and real user workflows. Continue reading on Medium

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A simple guide to choosing the right loading state for better UX. Continue reading on Medium »

Here's a question that probably keeps you up at night: why does your blog look like it was designed in 2014? Photo by fauxels on Pexels Picture this. It's 11:47

What if I told you your nonprofit could put out flyers that look like they cost $500 a month — for exactly zero dollars? That's not a sales pitch. It's just whe

This article is based on my personal exploration of publicly available digital assistants at the time of testing. Digital services evolve… Continue reading on M

The business case for accessibility: larger addressable market, better SEO, and cleaner code. Why designing for the edges improves the… Continue reading on Medi

After years of polished, buffed, AI-smooth design, the industry is swinging hard in the other direction. Here’s why that matters more than… Continue reading on

Rename “UX Designer” to “Product Designer” on your CV and watch your salary grow by $20,000–40,000. Continue reading on Bootcamp »

Why the best product teams are learning to think in systems, not static interfaces. Continue reading on Bootcamp »

The job title might stay the same, but the actual work is already unrecognizable to designers who graduated five years ago. Continue reading on Bootcamp »

Why the next decade of design will be won by people who can write dialogue, not just draw screens. Continue reading on Bootcamp »

For years designers fought to earn a seat at the table. Now the table cannot function without them, whether anyone planned it that way or… Continue reading on B

A practical look at what changes when software stops waiting for instructions and starts making judgment calls of its own. Continue reading on Bootcamp »

Hello, I hope you can help me with my problem. I've been programming in FrontEnd for a while now. I'm overwhelmed by issues with design, consistency, and even d

We talk a lot about technical debt — writing quick, messy code to hit a tight deadline, promising to clean it up “later.” But a quieter… Continue reading on Med

Drawing on six implementations of the same data grid, the article argues that the most durable UI pattern is separating behavior from presentation through headl

A few days after I realised nobody was going to use the system I had in mind, I started paying closer attention to how people actually… Continue reading on Medi

WE used to design for the next click. In July 2026, we are designing for the regrets of tomorrow, and it is fracturing the human mind. Continue reading on Mediu

We wanted to protect people from digital stress. In July 2026, we are stripping away their right to experience grief, anger, and raw… Continue reading on Medium

How Flowstep, Google Stitch, Figma Make, and Claude Design approached the same UX design challenge. Continue reading on UX Planet »

There’s a tempting but slightly wrong lesson people take from all this: that adapting to AI means producing more output at higher speed… Continue reading on Med