Tools for a Ux Designer
My Favorite UX Tools: Tools help, but thinking leads. From FigJam for ideation to Maze for validation, discover the essential 4-tool stack I use daily to build and test great products.
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My Favorite UX Tools: Tools help, but thinking leads. From FigJam for ideation to Maze for validation, discover the essential 4-tool stack I use daily to build and test great products.
Top UX Books: Elevate your mindset. Reading builds intuition, while practice builds mastery. Master usability, habit formation, and human-centered design with these 4 foundational books.
UI Redesign Challenge: Sharpen your skills by fixing one frustrating moment in an app you use daily. Redesign the flow, explain your logic, and create a portfolio-ready mini case study in 48 hours.
UX Portfolio Framework: Stop guessing and start structuring. A strong portfolio follows a 5-step structure: Problem, Context, Process, Solution, and Outcome. Master the narrative to land your next role.
Why UX Portfolios Struggle: Most portfolios fail because of a lack of thinking, not design. Stop showing pixels and start showing how you solve problems with context, insights, and reasoning.
UX Heuristics in Action: They aren't theory; they're everywhere. From loading bars to undo buttons, learn how real apps apply these "shortcuts" to create intuitive, error-free experiences.
Free UX Learning: You don't need paid courses to start. Master the fundamentals with NN/g, find inspiration on Mobbin, and practice in the Figma Community. Start your journey for $0 today.
UX Check — Swiggy: Swiggy is fast and reliable, but faces a major trade-off: Engagement vs. Clarity. Does the app help you decide faster or just make you think longer?
Timeless UI: Master the 05 UI patterns that always work. Focus on clarity, hierarchy, and familiar patterns to ensure your design is intuitive, regardless of current trends. Timeless UI beats trendy UI.
Mobile UI Strategy: Stop crowding the screen. Most mobile mistakes are avoidable if you design for thumbs, prioritize white space, and make critical actions visible. Good mobile UI handles interruptions and guides users effortlessly.
The Biggest UX Myth: Great ideas aren't enough. Apps don't fail because the idea is bad; they fail because the UX is poor. Success equals the user's ability to reach their goal effortlessly.
UX Heuristics Simplified: Heuristics are just UX shortcuts based on common sense. Prioritize visibility, consistency, and error prevention to create intuitive designs.