Best Books for Designers
Elevate your mindset. Master Rams' Less But Better (minimalism), study Logo Beginnings for history, and read Rick Rubin on creativity.
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.
Login Screen Best Rules
Make login frictionless. Offer Sign-in alternatives & "Remember Me." Use consistent spacing (16-32px) and high-quality, brand-aligned visuals.
Ux Laws
Design is science. Learn Miller's Law (limit choices), the Peak-end Rule (make it memorable), and the Law of Similarity (group related items) to build intuitive products.
Color Palettes
Color drives emotion and hierarchy. Go beyond defaults with curated palettes like Aqua (trustworthy), Ice Cream (playful), and Earth (organic). Includes hex codes.
How you can become an Al proof UX designer
Focus on Strategy & Influence. AI replaces pixel-pushers, not problem-solvers. Master KPI-driven design, Design Systems, and Real User Research (empathy is key!).
Roadmap to become a high paying UX designer
Focus on 7 steps: Master fundamentals, Build Taste Fast, Do Real Research (5 user calls), Master Design Systems, and create Case Studies with KPI lift.
YT Videos to get Started with UX Design
Begin with NN/g (What is UX? Heuristics), AJ&Smart (UX vs UI), and CareerFoundry (User Interviews). Build your foundation for free.
Bias In Design
Watch out for Confirmation Bias and Aesthetic Bias. Design around bias by testing with diverse users and prioritizing data over assumptions.
Free Illustrations
Use GetIllustrations.com (vectors), DrawKit.com (2D/3D), and Blush.design (customization) to add high-quality, royalty-free visuals to your UX projects.
Why Designers Must Decode Everyday Apps
Your favorite apps are UX masterclasses. Stop scrolling; start reverse-engineering flows and asking 'Why' for every design choice (CTAs, colors, etc.).
The 15-Minute Ul Practice
Train your eye daily by studying real UIs on sites like Mobbin.com and UXSnaps.com. Build design muscle memory, not just software skills.
Deadly Sins of Design
The 7 Deadly Sins of Design: 😈 Avoid Clutter, Inconsistency, and Ignoring Feedback to save your UX. Design to solve, not just to impress.