UI/UX Design

When societies and organisations confront persistent problems, there is a natural tendency to look for individuals who can solve them. We… Continue reading on M

Good UX doesn’t depend on users paying perfect attention. It helps them understand what matters even when they’re scanning, distracted, or… Continue reading on

On what a designer’s portfolio could show now, besides the past Continue reading on Medium »

You can write anywhere in Obsidian now. A note body, title, the command palette or canvas cards. Continue reading on Technology Hits »

I'll break down when adaptation creates product value and when it only adds complexity—and how to tell whether a product is ready for it.

London has one of the deepest design talent pools in the world. Continue reading on Medium »

A practical SaaS UX audit checklist for finding friction in onboarding, activation, navigation, dashboards, conversion, and core user… Continue reading on Mediu

Do we actually need 100% consistency? Continue reading on Medium »

Si alguna vez le has pedido a un agente de IA como Cursor, Claude Code o GitHub Copilot que diseñe una interfaz desde cero, probablemente… Continue reading on M

Most founders dealing with high churn have already convinced themselves the problem is marketing reach, pricing structure, or unproven… Continue reading on Medi

A few tips I wish I’d learned earlier and still use today. Continue reading on Medium »

How WMATA replaced fifty years of piecemeal signage with decision points, progressive disclosure, and error-targeted design, and how to… Continue reading on Med

Should some jobs stay human even when AI does them better? Continue reading on UX Collective »

# Stop Using Bloated Themes: 5 Premium & Free Web Design Assets for Modern Developers (2026) Continue reading on Medium »

A practical guide for startups that want their brand to look professional across every platform. Continue reading on Medium »

Keywords Overview: This article strategically incorporates the following keywords for maximum LinkedIn discoverability and engagement: Continue reading on Mediu

A button used to be enough. Continue reading on Bootcamp »

Last month I had to rebuild my portfolio and the result was fine, and boring. Continue reading on Medium »

Why the next generation of creative AI may be less about generating images — and more about understanding how designs are built. Continue reading on Medium »

An AI onboarding mockup becomes easier to review when you decide what the reader should do next before describing the visual style. Give… Continue reading on Me

A self-initiated UX sprint on a live e-commerce store — four friction points, four concrete fixes, no client on the other end. Continue reading on Medium »

Have you ever received a Figma design and thought: Continue reading on Stackademic »

Snap has just launched its new AR glasses, Specs. I talked to the Snap CEO, Evan Spiegel, about where Specs will lead.

For a long time, I thought my job was to design screens, buttons, flows, wireframes, prototypes. And it is but somewhere along the way I… Continue reading on Me

What a misread photo taught me about designing AI Continue reading on Medium »

I thought a beautiful homepage would be enough to attract customers. Continue reading on Medium »

What a three-week UX audit using Claude, and a lot of overruling it, taught me about judgment, ownership, and where AI’s limits actually… Continue reading on Me

It gets wider instead of folding in half — because nobody folds the things they use. Continue reading on Medium »

Stop treating tokens like glorified CSS variables and build an automated translation layer that actually scales. Continue reading on Medium »

Stop treating tokens like glorified CSS variables and build an automated translation layer that actually scales. Continue reading on Medium »

Are we design­ing for search engines? Robots? Quick bucks? Have we for­got­ten how to design for people? Continue reading on Medium »

You know that look. The one that instantly screams “this site was built by AI in an afternoon.” Continue reading on Medium »

Every brand deck I have opened has three adjectives in it. Confident. Warm. Modern. Human. Bold. Approachable. Pick any three, they are… Continue reading on Med

There is a familiar moment when a business decides its website needs a redesign. Continue reading on Medium »

You sent the link. The client tapped it, scrolled, and closed it. Now they are sitting in your chair with no history on file, and your… Continue reading on Medi

Sometimes the better approach is to improve what already works cleaner design, better mobile experience, faster loading, and a smoother… Continue reading on Med

Small business owners often face a false choice: spend a large sum on a professionally designed website, or settle for a generic, budget… Continue reading on Me

Introduction: The Invisible Influence Continue reading on Medium »

Your problem feels unique when you’re inside it. It rarely is. Continue reading on Medium »

What happens when the screen isn’t a fixed constraint? Continue reading on UX Collective »

A question I’ve been sitting with after too many mentorship conversations that all sounded the same. Continue reading on Medium »

 The 3D web got its own conference. Three.js is the library behind most of the 3D you see in a browser. Its first ever conference ran in… Continue reading on M

When almost anyone can produce a plausible interface, the designer’s value moves away from controlling production and toward something… Continue reading on Medi

The agencies producing the strongest digital work in 2026 aren’t category specialists. They’re the ones that carry structural thinking… Continue reading on Medi

An AI-assisted UI/UX engineering project by T2T Group C Continue reading on Medium »

1. The iPhone Duo Changes the UX Conversation Continue reading on Medium »

The names you give your tokens shape how every designer and developer thinks about your system. Continue reading on Medium »

Foundations, components, and patterns do different jobs. Mixing them up is why your system feels fragile. Continue reading on Medium »