Is User Experience (UX) taking over Customer Experience (CX)?

Prospective customers are becoming product users much earlier in the customer journey. As a result, teams and tools are overlapping more than ever.Nowhere is this change more dramatic than in SaaS companies, where most of the customer experience used to take place outside of the product: Just an exa..

Type traps, design maxims, new Figma, UI tips collection

Weekly curated resources for designers — thinkers and makers.“One of the fundamental forces behind my journey is the opportunity to connect and collaborate with other designers. Building relationships is a crucial part of what we do. I’ve always been a people person myself. That’s just part of my na..

Stepping out of disorder

Our attitude to complexity is what determines our autonomy. Continue reading on UX Collective »

The human working memory and the implications on Apple CarPlay

Today there are more things fighting for our attention than ever before. We are constantly juggling work, family, and social lives. What we don’t realize is, try as we might to multitask, our attention span is quite limited. Recent findings suggest that we can hold about four items (plus or minus 1)..

An urgent reckoning with the tech industry’s digital pollution

Photo by PartTime Portraits on UnsplashAfter the uneventful presidential inauguration on Jan 20th, most of us breathed a sigh of relief that democracy had prevailed. It seems like all is right again with the world (or will be) and it’s tempting to forget how the tech industry has contributed to the ..

The problem with Dribbble-esque design

The dangers of Dribbble-esque designsDribbble-esque: adjective — A characteristic of the poor usability and nightmarish qualities that come with Dribbble posts.After some research about this topic, I found out that I am not the only one who thinks there's a problem with the Dribbble trend. Ther..

Using design to fight racism

How might we use technology to address racial inequities? Continue reading on UX Collective »

Finding yourself as a designer

How I found myself and my design style Continue reading on UX Collective »

Monsieur Bézier and his elegant curves

Design essentials: Bézier curves. Continue reading on UX Collective »

Occam’s Razor: How did Steve Jobs follow the law of parsimony at Apple?

14th century old principle to design a simple UX. Continue reading on UX Collective »