UX stories

Why smaller, more private communities are thriving

While the launch of Threads has gotten a lot of attention in recent weeks, there’s been a broader trend of moving away from large social networks and towards smaller, more private communities over the past several years.

What is an Email Footer? The Ultimate Guide with Examples

What makes an email design transparent and intuitive for subscribers? What reinforces an overall impression with strong messaging? What allows companies to send regulation-compliant emails? The answer to these questions is the email footer.

Scrolljacking 101

Altering the normal pace or direction of scrolling can contradict user expectations, control, and freedom. If businesses adopt the pattern, they can minimize usability risks by weighing it against functional value, cognitive load, and user efficiency.

Collective #776

A cool futuristic design with so many interesting details and animations that will make you enjoy every bit you scroll.

No exit — every feed is a traffic jam

Infinitely scrolling down alternative feeds is getting us nowhere. To reinvent social media, we must imagine new socials.

How to ‘un-stuck’ your design work

Three lifelines to call on when you’re feeling stuck creatively

Zero UI: Redefining the Future of Human-Technology Interaction

Zero UI represents a fresh approach to user interface design aimed at reducing reliance on conventional graphical user interfaces (GUIs). Instead, Zero UI enables users to interact with devices and applications using instinctive and natural methods, such as voice commands, gestures, and haptic feedback.

Why I no longer believe in Content Design

I kept thinking that we got it all wrong. The things we teach wannabe Content Designers make up so little of the day-to-day work. Instead of concise copy, shouldn’t we talk about understanding product orgs and finding allies? Instead of voice and tone, shouldn’t we teach how to document successes in a way that keeps you your job?

A rant about terrible personas

Personas aren’t all they’re cracked up to be. But in the spirit of starting with the conclusion, here are some lightweight proto-personas for web3 users…

Rethinking Window Management

Over the decades, different OSes have added different tools and workflows to deal with these issues, including workspaces, taskbars, and switchers. However, the basic primitives have not changed since the 70s and, as a result, the issues have never gone away.

1 2 57 58 59 60 61 105 106

Submit an article

You can submit new articles related to web design / development, UX, apps and graphic design. No homepage submissions, no spammy affiliate links will be accepted.
Title
URL

Thank you!

Thanks for submitting your story. We will review it and approve it if relevant.