WhatsApp or Signal — or both?
WhatsApp or Signal — or both?Would you switch? How important is it for you?WhatsApp or Signal or BothThere have been a plethora of articles, news reports, facts mixed with rumours plastered all over the web being sent around to all my contacts, I myself have been inundated with messages requesting m..
Inclusive design: Solve for one, extend to many
A few weeks back while scrolling through my Twitter feed, I came across this marvelous innovation by Nike which just blew my mind.
A truly intuitive productThe Nike GO FlyEase is a hands-free shoe — which consists of a hinge and a flexible tensioner around the shoe that facilitates the taking-on and..
How to avoid using gradients like a lunatic
Gradients are everywhere you look these days and it appears they aren’t going anywhere anytime soon. Here is how to harness their power…
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Emotionally responsive web design
We already have screen size (viewport) responsive design. Now it’s time to get excited about emotionally reactive design.
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The role of transformational leadership in design
As my team has been focusing on elevating each team member, we’ve started looking at what makes a good manager and how we can train them.
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How to prioritize features and build a roadmap for B2B products
Creating a replicable process using popular frameworks for B2B products.
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Rest in pieces, phonebloks
Phonebloks, or when radical design intersected the long road to reliable and repairable objects
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Finding yourself as a designer
How I found myself and my design style
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How to write inclusive, accessible digital products
Good UX writing invites everyone to use the interface.There’s one piece of writing advice I give to everyone:
Read your writing out loud.
Yes, out loud. Not out loud in your head. Out loud out loud. Move your mouth. Make sound. Listen to your sentences. It’s a simple technique, but it works.
Listeni..
The buzz around Dispo App and the delight of delayed gratification
The buzzy disposable camera photo app taps into powerful human emotions to create a product experience that keeps us coming back for more.
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