On designing finger-friendly interactions.

You can play piano (unless you can’t play piano).

Microsoft's guidance for adding haptic feedback to improve clarity, support inclusion, and create more intuitive experiences.

How imprecise UI animations erode trust in product.

And whether the next generation of practitioners will get the same thing.

A personal perspective on AI, product quality and the growing divide between deciding what should exist and efficiently building it.

Settling for good enough is not good enough.

Timeless principles that separate products people use from products people love.

What the PNR locator on your boarding pass actually contains, and why fare calculations are written in a currency that does not exist.

The real edge comes from pairing judgment with context, stakes, and the willingness to build.

AI doesn’t threaten craft—the temptation to skip iteration does.

AI didn’t teach designers to code. It gave them back the decisions that were always theirs.

A new medium is here, or perhaps something more akin to a new fundamental force of nature.

How AI turns translation into runtime and why preserving intent between human ambiguity and machine precision is now the real craft.

On friction, patience, and planting trees.

A collection of details that make your interfaces feel better.

A different path to success for product makers.

More than just a blur of faces in the background, extras play a crucial but often overlooked role in the art of filmmaking.

There seems to be wide agreement that Apple's software quality is not up to scratch.

What does “analogue” actually mean when most things are made, shared, and consumed digitally?