When I was eight, my family moved from Salt Lake City to the Utah/Arizona border. Our new house was a suburban three-story, part of a neighborhood whose streets were curling rays extending outward from a private golf course.

Well, actually, I love thinking, but only when I’m able to solve problems or make progress with it.

Tech companies are baking AI into everything these days. It seems like you can’t avoid a heaping helping of bots and large language models (LLMs). I think I ingested some in my breakfast cereal this morning.

The days of buying illustrations, searching for the perfect pattern, and researching fonts are over. Now you can create all that and more using AI right inside the Adobe Illustrator app.

Opera has released its Opera One browser for iOS, powered by artificial intelligence, after several weeks of beta testing. The iPhone browser features a minimalist design similar to its desktop counterpart and hides unnecessary elements during browsing for a full-screen experience. For instance, the top and bottom panels disappear while scrolling.

As of last month, Firefox 128’s support of the relative color syntax means we’ve now got support across the board. I’m excited about that as it’s an extremely powerful way to manipulate colors in CSS.

The very first question you should ask yourself is whether an image is, in fact, required to achieve the effect you are after. Good design is simple and will also always yield the best performance.

This article delves into how AI can move past simple chatbots to deliver richer, context-aware interactions.

At Baymard we’ve just released a new UX benchmark of 10 apparel and accessories sites.

Have you wondered why, even after doing everything “right” – having a website, circulating through all the social media channels – you’re just not getting as much notice as a designer as you feel you should? It probably has something to do with the approach you’ve been using to market yourself and your work.