Whether we want to admit it or not, a large part of design work is convincing other people it’s actually good, and the right thing to do in the context of a project.
3 stories to tell in a job interview, according to a former Google recruiter: 'I want people that improve over time'
In a job interview, consider telling a story of a mistake you made and what you learned. "I want people that reflect," says ex-Google recruiter Nolan Church.
There I was, sitting in the dark, behind the messy desk in my unfinished home office, head in my hands. The only light in the room was coming from the scree ...
Portfolio presentations are an opportunity for designers to showcase their design process and problem-solving skills to potential employers, peer groups, and mo...
Yes, that is the bear from Jakob’s clearly spurious alternative text example and yes, that is The Fonz after jumping the shark. If you have been following the saga of Jakob Nielsen, there a few quotes I could use here: Battle not with monsters, lest ye become a monster (Nietzsche).…
When you show your visual design to people, they might ask questions or challenge your decisions. Here are some notes on how to make your visual design easier to defend.
Don't suffer and merely survive, aided by your noise cancelling headphones. Optimising for individual happiness can result in less of the joy that people find in teams that achieve great things together.