Back in the day, centering an element was one of the trickiest things in CSS. As the language has evolved, we’ve been given lots of new tools we can use… But how do we pick the best option? When do we use Flexbox, or CSS Grid, or something else? Let's dig into it.
Why are traditional knobs not replaced by touchscreens in cockpits? - Quora
Answer (1 of 5): They can be for certain tasks, but in turbulence or emergency situations you need precision in action, which is difficult to do with a touchscreen - you don’t want to touch the incorrect icon and exacerbate the emergency situation or activate/deactivate a system unnecessarily. If...
Golden Rules for Typography on the Web by Richard Rutter
Typography is what comes between the author and the reader. This is as true on the web as it is in any other medium. If a text has anything at all significant to say, it needs a typographer’s care, which will in turn be repaid by the reader’s attention. If you design websites or use CSS then you are a typographer whether you know it or not.
The ideal line length & line height in web design - Pimp my Type
Line length & line height are crucial if you want your text to look pleasant. This article shows how they are interconnected and what to focus on when setting it in web or app design.
The Feature Trap: Why Feature Centricity Is Harming Your Product — Smashing Magazine
Most product teams commonly adopt a feature-centric mindset, finding them convenient for brainstorming, drafting requirement documents, and integrating into backlogs and ticketing systems. In this article, Andy Budd shows how fixation with features might be holding you back and how making a few small tweaks to your process could make an entire world of difference.
Working material to the Smashing Meets Figma talk. In the talk, I cover how to connect spreadsheets and APIs with Google Sheets and the amazing Kernel plugin. Follow video at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Njf_xX0mPWs
Jared Spool on how to increase your team's UX maturity
Becoming truly customer-centric is a big challenge for most organizations. It’s even harder for big companies that have to deal with existing hierarchies and rethink processes that have been used for years. UX consultant, author, and educator Jared Spool is an expert in driving this type of change for big organizations like NASA. We sat […]
Driving Product Teams to Become More Design Mature - UX Articles by Center Centre
As our organization’s user experience design leaders, our responsibility goes beyond the UX designers, researchers, and content professionals we work with. We’re also responsible for designs our organization’s product and service teams deliver. If we want to see those teams deliver better-designed products and services, we need them to attain the skills, knowledge, and experience […]
What is “good design,” anyway? It’s crucial for design orgs to define quality., Peter Merholz
When a design team is small, fewer than 10 people, design quality can be successfully managed informally—reviews, crits, swivel-the-monitor discussions...
Our UX-maturity model has 6 stages that cover processes, design, research, leadership support, and longevity of UX. Use our quiz to get an idea of your organization’s UX maturity.
From design tools, to our design process, to the user behaviors that will change the way we design — a list of what to expect for User Experience (UX) Design in the next year.
How Duo’s Product Design Lead Primed Her Team for Momentum Through Hypergrowth
Sally Carson joined Duo as its first product design leader, just as the security startup was ratcheting into hypergrowth. Carson shares her roadmap for scaling the product design function, from advocating for design in an engineering-centric org, to setting up her team for success during rapid growth.
Why sustainable product design is the need of the hour | Research & insight | Capgemini
With an overriding focus on “user-centricity,” modern product design may have made sense in a purely commercially driven business framework, but it can have negative consequences further down the line – both for other stakeholders and for the environment.