When it comes to creating accessible designs, we always think of the basics, like adding alt-text, translations, and color palettes. But there’s more to accessibility than those basic features.

When design and development harmonize, they create intuitive, efficient, and visually compelling interfaces that enhance usability and engagement. However, bridging the gap between these two disciplines requires collaboration, communication, and a shared focus on the end user. So, in this article, we’re going to discuss how you can build seamless user experiences by aligning design and development.

Despite all the transformations we’re seeing, one thing we know for sure: Design (the craft, the discipline, the science) is not going anywhere. While Design only became a more official profession in the 19th century, the study of how craft can be applied to improve business dates back to the early 1800s. Since then, only one thing has remained constant: how Design is done is completely different decade after decade….

I could do a deep dive into the UX of login codes, but I’ll do my best to keep it short. If your product texts/emails login codes, the experience better be amazing.

The storefront has evolved dramatically over the past decade. From mobile-first to offline-first design to social media integrations and headless omnichannel experiences, businesses have faced challenges in efficiency, scalability, and ever-changing customer expectations.

Thomas Bohm shares insightful examples and discusses the key qualities of effective illustrations, emphasizing the importance of understanding your audience.

Discover the WebTransport API, a revolutionary technology that enables efficient, low-latency communication between web clients and servers. Learn how this innovative protocol enhances real-time data transfer, supports bidirectional streams, and improves overall web application performance. Explore its use cases, benefits, and implementation tips to stay ahead in modern web development.

There’s been a lot of LinkedIn chatter lately about how UX research doesn’t always get the recognition it deserves. In my experience, most people outside the UX world see it as a nice-to-have, not a need-to-have. That’s where ROI, or return on investment, calculations come in.

Talking to designers and observing discussions on social media, I’ve been noticing more and more conversations about burnout—its causes, ways to cope with it, and the symptoms, which often take a long and challenging process to overcome.

Buttons are essential to web design, serving as interactive elements that guide users through a website. Whether it’s a call-to-action or a navigation tool, well-designed buttons can significantly enhance the user experience. In this article, we’ll dive into creating and styling buttons using CSS to make them functional and visually appealing.