Microsoft’s Notion clone has a few smart ideas and plenty of quirks.

Anyone who has remotely worked in the digital product landscape must have heard some version of the phrase “design for stupid users.” On calls, in meetings and in our daily conversations — the idea of simplicity is propagated using dumbed-down phrases like these. But what does it mean to design for ‘dumb’ users and is it worth following this flavour of product design?

AI won’t replace designers, but designers who use AI will replace those who don’t.

Turning bar charts into progress bars

The new Spotify user interface is here. But is it a transformative or incremental change to the Spotify experience?

Decimal is a sharp website with a brutalist intro and visually stunning hover effects in their Works section, making it our inspirational website of the week.

In reality, users are not lazy — they are efficient. In this post, we’ll explore why this is the case and why it matters in UX design.

Many teams envision creating a design system as a difficult, time-consuming project. It forces team members to audit their user interface, create a repository of design system elements and design guidelines and combine it in a way it’s usable for the entire organization

A good product strategy aligns team efforts, cuts costs, and encourages long-lasting conflict resolution. Three Toptal product design experts discuss how product strategies get derailed and what designers can do to help get things back on track.

As an economic downturn looms, companies are cutting back on CX design teams. That’s exactly the wrong move.