In this follow-up article, I’ve provided you with another set of easy-to-implement UI & UX micro-tips to help quickly improve your designs.

While accordions may seem like a simple component, there is more to them than meets the eye.

A foundational overview of how to build a responsive, adaptive, and accessible 3D game menu.

I walked through my entire process of designing a dedicated online photography platform for Two Mann studios

A guide on how to build design systems that scale easily and sync with GitHub, with the help of a plugin called Figma Tokens.

A deep dive into building Facebook Messenger’s Chat Bubble.

In order for organisations to complete a certain business process, they must sometimes ask a lot from their user in terms of specific details.

Cut through the noise with immediate, visual feedback. Go from design to build to publish without losing your mind in the process.

How the Mass Effect trilogy makes use of the fourth UX heuristic: consistency and standards.

A foundational overview of how to build a responsive, adaptive, and accessible, multiselect component for sort and filter user experiences.

Create Stripe-like Animated Gradients

One of the major deciding factors when it comes to attracting/retaining users is the onboarding process.

A “dark pattern” is a deceptive UX pattern that tricks users into doing things they may not really want to do.

Modern software’s uniformity has fueled a craving for more interesting, opinionated tools — turning inanimate pixels into something with soul.

Plato gave shadows a bad name. Alright, look, I may be stretching this a little, but bear with me.

In this article, I’ve listed a few quick and easy methods to help you speed up your design system workflow in Figma.

Accordion is a list of options that are stacked vertically and that can be expanded/collapsed to show or hide additional related content.

You want your text to be read, then set it at a sufficient size! Get some practical examples & numbers focused on body text in responsive web design.

A testing workflow that doesn’t slow you down.

Empty states provide opportunities for designers to communicate system status and increase learnability of the system.