Where AI is failing design systems, and where we are failing AI
How much instability, lack of quality, or impermanence can we tolerate in our tools?
How much instability, lack of quality, or impermanence can we tolerate in our tools?
Too bad most websites nowadays don't use links for navigation and actions. Here's a fix.
A full-ish history of user interfaces that can be themed to meet the opportunities and constraints of the time.
A practical framework for designing human-AI oversight that actually works.
With every new technology platform, the concept of an application shifts. Now with AI it's happening again.
Why president Trump’s appointment of AirBnB co-founder Joe Gebbia as “Chief Design Officer” of the United States is a sickening travesty.
Why national design policies and even design ministers could reshape our collective future.
A closer look at the USA's recent announcement of the “America by Design” initiative.
This dev reverse engineered McDonald's internal API and is placing orders every minute to figure out which locations have a broken ice cream machine.
Tracking every hour of a typical project to uncover the biggest time drains and share insights on how to speed things up.
Every good piece of design has at least one detail that is the “key” to unlocking an understanding of how it works.
Most AI output has a bland sameness, but that also sounds like a lot of contemporary graphic design. Is AI a chance to break free?
A browser-level feature of being able to toggle between light and dark mode.
Explore the colorful universe of fungi through the spectrum of colors from dyeing with mushrooms.
Applying the anchoring effect to design practice.
The fundamental design challenge, then, is not just about creating useful software. It’s about designing for ephemerality.
An interview with Dinamo’s Johannes Breyer on the custom Arial “revival” typeface.
Substack promised independence, but has evolved into another platform playing the same game as everyone else.
Smart videos for curious minds of all ages: science, art, nature, animals, space, technology, DIY, food, music, animation, and more.
How cultural norms like politeness, power imbalance, and rushed decision-making lead to fragile consensus in projects.