You know what the father of UX actually told designers?
What the Father of UX Actually Told Designers: Revisit the foundational philosophy of Don Norman and learn why the design fails before the user does.
Archive
Looking for something we wrote ages ago? This archive is your time machine—find posts by year, topic, or just wander through our history.
If I had to learn UX again in 2026...
If I had to learn UX again in 2026: Discover the harsh truth about the "wrong" way to learn UX and how to shift your focus from tools to thinking.
UX Burnout - How to avoid it
UX Patterns That Scale: Discover why predictability is the ultimate secret to long-term product growth.
Why Predictability is the Secret to Scalable UX
UX Patterns That Scale: Discover why predictability is the ultimate secret to long-term product growth.
Why Senior Designers Think in Systems
UX Systems Thinking Explained: Master the senior-level skill of seeing products as ecosystems rather than a collection of screens.
Claude Code to Figma
Claude Code to Figma: Discover how the newest integration between AI and design is closing the gap between developers and designers.
Master Auto Layouts
Master Auto Layouts in 5 Slides: Demystify the logic of responsive design by finally understanding Fixed, Hug, and Fill behaviors.
Is Your Portfolio Actually Hireable?
UX Portfolio Review Checklist: Your portfolio is the most important product you’ll ever design.
Different Loading Bars
Different Loading Bars: Explore the psychology behind loading states and learn how to choose the right indicator to improve perceived performance.
Beyond the Tool
Must-Have Figma Plugins For Designers: Explore the essential toolkit designed to move you from manual execution to strategic mastery.
Why Google Maps Flips to Dark Mode Under Bridges?
Why Google Maps Flips to Dark Mode Under Bridges: Discover the brilliant logic behind "Tunnel Mode" and how Google Maps uses Context-Aware Design to prevent Contrast Shock.
The UX Skill Future Designers Need
The UX Skill Future Designers Need: Discover why the ability to produce fast screens is being replaced by the strategic power of problem framing.