Tag: DESIGN

This week, tired of seeing social media-related articles, I'm sharing older ones as an inspiration to follow your own path.

This week: inclusive language, the work of women designers, and the healing power of photography.

In the first instalment of the Design, Digested series since March, I share with you three reasons why the UX industry is currently broken.

On the latest letter I sent out on 20 June, I set out my plans for the next few months. Ever felt overwhelmed by the quantity of information found on the internet? Then you’ll know what I’m talking about.

In my latest Design, Digested post titled The importance of sketching in UX and beyond, I enthusiastically suggested sketching every day. As much as wanted to, I couldn’t follow my own advice: I’d stare at the blank page, not knowing what to draw, and then give up.

As a child, I always had books with me. I loved losing myself into good stories, to the point it hurt when they finished. In later years, my attention span became ridiculously short.

Design, Digested 15. This week we look into the toxic dogmatism of digital design, how to design less, how to be more effective and more.

How is the UX of contact lenses containers? It’s easy to overlook what we use daily, and yet everyday things are usually the most frustrating ones.