Is it possible to reinvent the spreadsheet app?
Have you ever wondered why every spreadsheet app has to be green?
Have you ever wondered why every spreadsheet app has to be green?
This movie was refreshingly original, and I immediately wanted to know more about their process.
How can we design an ethical and transparent cookie consent window instead of forcing users to accept all cookies?
Despite being a cornerstone in the community, Goodreads has continually disappointed its ample user base with bad usability.
Usually, FromSoftware’s games are criticized for their difficulty. But this time, it is about their user experience.
Since the material design revolution, we have been stuck with various versions of the modern-minimal style.
When you are picking a name, be it for a new product or a company, you certainly want to accomplish a couple of things.
I was recently asked through a report to adapt some colors to be compliant with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines.
I’m both struck by the potential of the in-car interface and plagued with ideas I’m eager to see implemented.
About 3 weeks ago, I signed up to Duolingo intending to learn Swahili every day for about a month. Why? To learn something new.
Product designers are faced with a flood of feedback each day.
I’ve spent the last 10 years using Apple products and appreciating the philosophy of good design Jobs ushered in way back when.
As an archetypical jock with a military dad, Andy Roddick possessed the background, work ethic, and attitude of a champion.
Growing up in Singapore, I am exposed to cultural influences from the West as well as the East.
From software user interfaces to hardware product design, there is something intrinsically satisfying about the look and feel of a rounded corner.
Learn how to effectively name your design tokens in a systematic and future proof way. Understand all key concepts used today.
A book that didn’t age well.
Every once in a generation something beautifully simple comes along and revolutionizes our lives: the paperclip, Post-its, the iPod, Wordle.
How I found myself in a battle of ideas with Elon Musk.
Respect for the craft. And respect for the reader. It’s obvious. But it’s also hard to do — and increasingly rare.