How design can manipulate and coerce you online.

It isn’t a mystery that a large part of delivering a highly successful user experience is understanding what the customer wants/needs.

FOMO is defined as the apprehension that one is either not in-the-know or missing out on information, events, experiences, or decisions.

A look into the first redesign of Laws of UX

Instagram’s vision to share our world through beautiful photos is a thing of the past. Ethical dilemmas are blatant and need our utmost attention.

This simple psychological trick could vastly reduce tech’s carbon footprint.

WeTransfer asked 35,000 people from almost every country on the planet how a global pandemic affected their creative ideas.

Today you will learn how TikTok onboards new customers, creates habit loops, drives our behavior, and hooks us up to keep using the app.

Jobs-to-be-done are often misused (or not used at all!) This case study shows you the critical impact it can have on Headspace's user onboarding.

A deep dive into the psychological advantages of unfinished work, and how we can leverage it to get more done.

This case study shows you the psychological principles that make people spread misinformation on social media (and how that could be improved).

Can you outsmart your brain? Seven biases that mess up your designs and what you can do against them.

This TikTok case study shows you the psychological principles that make their video feed so addictive (and how that could be made more humane).

The founders at Basecamp thought it was time to give emails a renewed experience with HEY. Let’s look at their user onboarding!

People judge an experience largely based on how they felt at its peak and end, rather than the total sum or average of every moment of the experience.

Dashboard design can greatly influence our perception of COVID-19. Discover the strategies to make your visuals communicate the right information.

Back in 1943, the American psychologist Abraham Maslow published his "A Theory of Human Motivation".

Just think about when you first interact with a website or an app.

Have you ever been overwhelmed by a restaurant menu with way too many dishes and options?

How small design changes rewrote the rules of messaging and how we feel about one another.