5 illustrations to evangelize accessibility.

Why, what and how designers should document accessibility requirements and user interactions to make product better and more inclusive

How to choose icons that will work together to ensure you always look professional along with a few other tips.

Table patterns, designing tables for enterprise apps & fitting big tables with a lot of content.

Tips and advice to help non designers craft slides that look professional and help catch the audience. And a bonus checklist!

Photos, illustrations, mosaics, abstract patterns: ideas and 40 + tools and real world advice from an experienced designer for better images.

How to build CSS animations and transitions in your interfaces that are inclusive, accesible and will enhance your users’ experience.

Designing systems of components that adapt to responsive layouts, containers, work with different content states & adapt to user needs, behaviour.

A cheat sheet to help you write interview and follow ups questions for user research and usability test protocols (also available as .PDF)

How to still do efficient user research, UI design and collaborate when you can’t use Figma, Invision and all the fancy new cloud design tools.

I will guide you step by step on how to build a user journey map for your product or service.

In many organisations, UX Design is unfortunately still often seeing as a One Person's job, but it should not be that way.

I finally found a little bit of time to go through my list of ebooks and paper books and picked a few ones.

A deck of 52 cards you can download and print to learn how cognitive biases might influence user behaviour, but also meetings and team collaboration

Push notifications became yet another way to artificially re-engage users and force content down their throat. We can do better than that!

Part 2: Grid Layout.

All the tools, tips and ressources your need to build and check the color accessibility and color constrast of digital products!