life-lessons

Phonebloks, or when radical design intersected the long road to reliable and repairable objects Continue reading on UX Collective »

Framer is still alive and well… and it’s a game-changerA love letter to my prototyping tool of choice.Earlier, this week, this post came across my feed: “Framer is Dead.” Impossible. I’ve been using it non-stop for the past month. Sadly, this post has gotten some traction, and I’ve seen it pop-up on..

While talking about design systems, I recognized that we are mostly talking about pattern libraries. A functioning design system not also consists of the building blocks themselves but also has a set of rules that form the glue between components and people. I was involved in the creation of the des..

No one really does true scrum, instead most people do ‘scrum and …’ or ‘scrum but …’ Continue reading on UX Collective »

If you’ve struggled in the past to relate a lofty, aspirational Product Vision to your day-to-day work, this layered architecture may help… Continue reading on UX Collective »

An etiquette guide for the driven, yet considerate, mentee Continue reading on UX Collective »

Positioning and introducing DesignOps in your teams’ lives.Credits: https://www.pexels.com/@kaboompicsYes, DesignOps is a thing.And it is growing fast, establishing itself as an emerging function that actively supports teams and organisations to scale through the design of efficient Design teams. De..

Most mobile experiences suffer from poor UX because their creators failed to observe mobile UX design principles and best practices. These fundamental tenets of mobile usability have been developed over time through meticulous research and user testing. Applying them with rigor will enable designers..

ProtoPie is an interaction design tool that affords advanced capabilities enabling designers to create bigger more realistic experiences… Continue reading on UX Collective »

The article was originally published at fraktio.fi in Finnish. The COVID-19 pandemic emptied offices worldwide and forced many of us to work remotely from their homes last spring. Consequently, designers — including myself — and teams in general have had to adjust their ways of working. Nurturing us..