When Apple introduced an update to widgets with iOS 14, the Wikipedia iOS team was excited to take the opportunity to rethink our own.

Uncover or revisit 9 classic UX books from the 1980s by Norman, Tufte, Shneiderman, and others.

This text explores the characteristics, rationale, and representation resources of three of the most relevant recent UI styles.

This article discusses shape design as used in certain styles of contemporary illustration.

People who read often desire to read in connection with other readers. Readers have found community within the website, “Goodreads.”

Yesterday, a Sotheby’s auction for a single gray pixel ended with a winning bid of $1,355,555.

A couple years ago I wrote about how healthcare should take customer experience guru Dan Gingiss’s advice: do simple better.

More than 125K global websites use overlays rather than fixing their accessibility bugs. AI-generated alt-text used by overlays is not 100 % reliable.

Don Norman and decolonial design.

In this piece, we’ll dive into the topic of measuring design debt.

A discussion of the theory of design trends with sample trends in Industrial Design, Interface Design, and User Experience.

Here’s how to write digital products that include people of differing backgrounds and abilities.

Neumorphism? Glassmorphism? Material Design? All design trends can be accessible.

Today Microsoft Windows is installed on about 75% of personal computers in the world. But how did it begin?

We call type “fluid” when the text on a web page scales in relation to screen size without any breakpoints.

If I had to point my finger at the biggest trend in design in 2020 I’d definitely point at data visualization.

Recently, logos from various companies have experienced a transformation.

UI design and especially its more artistic, visual side is constantly evolving.

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.