UX / Product Design

Cards for Humanity is a practical tool for inclusive design. Deal the cards to get a random person and their needs. Your challenge is the work out how to design for this person.

Mobile-first is a design approach in which we start the product design process from the mobile end.

Stay on top of your design process with the bite-sized hints and cheat sheets about UX Product Design.

Resources for designing for the colorblind.

Go-to reference for how to write and use some of the most common design thinking exercises, practices, and methods

10 rules to help with making design choices that consider the needs of people with color blindness.

A UX checklist to help design teams follow a process while going through several projects.

Written by Godwin Okwong

Embracing a systemic, regenerative, and inclusive mindset to be part of the solution, not the problem.

Software Engineering Management in 2023

Almost every UX designer struggles with UX maturity inside their organization.

The most important thing when you’re new to a project is to see it for yourself

UX debt is mainly created by the desynchronisation between design and code. Discover 6 strategies to keep it as low as possible.

Handing finished designs over to product and development has got to be the most enigmatic part of the UX process. Everyone has to do it…

Explore essential usability guidelines and best practices to optimize your website’s homepage for every user

Why going back to basics can often be the best approach

What makes a great User Experience? Learn from lessons provided by Gusto, TurboTax, CA DMV, and Seven Seas Worldwide.

I sucked at designing dashboards. If you also feel your dashboards don’t look great. This article is for you.

A deep dive into the creative process, challenges, and design principles behind Webflow’s new iconography.

Simplicity in UX design means to eliminate extra details. It can be a button that is not required, or a lengthy text message displaying extra information.

I’ll keep calling it Twitter, not X

Justifying the value of your work through money isn't helpful

Why and what can we do?

When Figma released its UI3 update, the design community responded with reactions ranging from excitement to frustration (the frustration…

But pixel pushers don’t

You don’t OWN your tools and your projects.

The 7 core elements of interior design include space, line, form, light, color, texture, and pattern. In interior design, each of these design elements combine together to create a cohesive and visually pleasing space and play an important role in influencing the decisions related to layout, furniture, lighting, and other design elements. When designing the

by Mícheál Douglas (IBM), Enzo Colasante (IBM, IE), and Lynn Harding (IBM, IE)

Low-performing teams choose problems based on what they’d like to solve rather than what their customers need.

Why I finally broke up with Adobe