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In technical products, there’s a tendency to lean towards A/B tests. To run simultaneous changes across different slices of your user base and to measure the outcome. A/B tests can be extremely useful in some cases — if you’re at Google or Meta scale or if you’re doing something like performance marketing. But in the vast majority of cases, it’s more pain than it’s worth — and might even be detrimental. 1. You don’t have enough data. Most products don’t have enough users to generate statistic

How do you animate an element as it leaves the DOM? You can’t, is the historical answer. As soon as an element is removed from the DOM, it immediately disappears, there is no animation opport…

Icons are capable of enhancing the content that surrounds them, but they have to be self-explanatory for that to happen. We have icons for things we like (a thumbs up), things we can share (a box topped with an up arrow), and even for protection against malicious online attacks (a shield), but what are the options we have for representing “privacy”?

Interactions can be applied to high-fidelity UX maps to showcase user research and further engage with stakeholders.

Use this glossary to quickly clarify key terms and concepts related to research methods in UX.

A series of frameworks to help you reflect, direct and develop yourself or your team.

Follow this pattern whenever you need to ask users questions within your service

I specialize in delivering digital products through strategy and design. With 25 years of experience, my sweet spot is cultivating strong customer relationships through design and user experience.

Hey! This is an excerpt from my book Designing Products People Love [https://www.scotthurff.com/book], which was published by O'Reilly in January 2016. Learn more about the book and the 20+ product designers from Facebook, Twitter, Slack, etc. who were interviewed about how they work. Have you ever

How one-pager with 10 sections can help avoid confusion and frustration in the design process.

I've been designing various things—principally for screens, and to a lesser extent physical products—since 2007. Only now am I writing an ethos—that is, my …

Buttons are one of the most common components in UX design. Learn how to create buttons that guide users effectively.

What I learned from making a podcast about how design systems can perpetuate systemic bias, and how to mitigate that.

Discover how Leonardoworx LWX merges Bauhaus principles with modern 3D illustration, crafting artworks that celebrate simplicity and color.

Let us not throw this term around and pin down what it means precisely.

Design validation is a comprehensive process of testing and validating a design to ensure that it meets the needs of the user while serving the strategic

The Long Read Magazine manages to live in two worlds: the bookshelf and newsstand.

They hire designers to grow.

A comprehensive guide for UX designers through deceptive design. Discover common dark patterns in UX design and how to avoid them to create seamless user experiences.

Explore Figma’s report on job satisfaction among designers in the era of remote work, revealing increased happiness and new challenges.

Practical ways to nurture creative practices in the everyday.

Hailing from Kumamoto, Japan, Takeda Katsuya made a transformative move to Italy in 1998. He is the mind behind his eponymous design studio, based in Milan,

The digital behaviour traits of individualism and collectivism

An intro to how strategic curation and targeted customization can elevate your software design practice

Raise your hand if you’ve been asked to tip at a self-service kiosk.

The biggest trends in graphic design for 2024, as predicted by the creative industry.

Work: A Brief Visual Exploration of A Dictionary of Typography