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Where they broke down, and why centralized models usually work better.

The future of the web depends on simple, open standards.

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When AI answers before you understand.

A self-guided class to help you get started in UX and answer key questions about craft, design, and career.

Practical UX guidelines to keep in mind for 466 million people who experience hearing loss.

Reflections on the 2025 DNDA Summit and Don Norman’s vision for the next era of design, community, and artificiality.

Sometimes there are zero people at the organization who can answer complex questions about how the product works.

How Khan Academy rebuilt its graphing tools to be accessible for all learners—including those using screen readers, keyboards, and assistive tech.

Research, case studies, and experiments to figure out what actually works when it comes to AI.

Our built environment can have a direct impact on physical and mental wellbeing. How are architects creating spaces that support health and humanity?

Shiny exclusion all the way down.

Design as a search, not a pipeline. How tools carry opinions, and how those opinions shape what feels “reasonable” to attempt.

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Is it simply impossible to effectively tell a story at scale if you don’t have massive resources?

Figma designer–turned–product manager Nikolas Klein worked on building prototyping tools for seven years. Then AI changed the game.

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A simple, repeatable, and meaningful UX metric designed specifically to track the performance of product features.

The distance between "I want this" and "this exists" was measured in weeks, budgets, and expertise you didn't have.