Interruptions, recovery time, and task size: three numbers that determine if you’ll get real work done.

Master usability heuristics and AI design principles through interactive examples.

A drive folder with 2026 Trends reports from multiple companies, consultancies, and research groups.

Streamline your workflow and generate high quality AI assets that you can actually use in real world projects.

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A curated set of futuristic UI components — reusable, customizable, and framework-friendly.

How coding agents speed up the software development lifecycle—a guide by OpenAI.

Get company logos via API in seconds. Access millions of verified brand logos in SVG, PNG & WebP.

Align type and elements to a grid, build a clear visual hierarchy, use color intentionally, and stay consistent with every design choice.

Practical examples across research, writing, coding, analysis, and everyday tasks on how to collaborate with Claude AI.

An interactive analytics and data visualization component, especially well-suited for large and/or streaming datasets.

Seamless, animated icons for React—make your interface stand out with beautifully smooth motion and easy customization.

A powerful way to create animated transitions between two states.

An attempt to define what we mean when we say a “good user experience” in the context of the NHS.

A collection of links to our articles and videos to learn about the best ways to use artificial intelligence for UX work.

Download free, customizable SVG icons. Change colors, download, or copy to clipboard. Perfect for web design & development projects.

Contains examples and components to use with the Watch Face Designer.

A collection of the best website navbar inspiration designs on the web.

Generate responsive type scales with CSS clamp() values—fluid typography that scales beautifully across all devices.

Designing for the needs of people with permanent, temporary, situational, or changing disabilities — all of us really.