A collection of bitesized UX interactions, curated to inspire and help you tune into what great UX looks like. Updated every few days.

A content inventory is a comprehensive and structured collection of all the content assets within a digital product or website. It’s a detailed catalog that captures information about each piece of content, including its location, format, metadata, and key attributes.

World-renowned design director and typographer Craig Ward is shaking up the way fonts are made with NFTy.pe, a revolutionary new platform that has launched today and represents a “top-to-bottom rethink” of the type industry.  

Codux is a new visual IDE brought to you by the fine folks over atWix. It’s got a lot of low-code features that level the playing field for app development but is really designed for React developers. How so, you ask? That’s what we’re going to explore in this article.

Regulators want to know how the generative AI protects privacy.

Learn about the user revolt and blackout on Reddit caused by bad user experiences and unreasonable API pricing. Find out why third-party Reddit apps are preferred and how Reddit’s pricing harms designers and developers and forces users to inferior UX.

Empathy is a central element of Design Thinking and UX. It’s fundamental in crafting design solutions and creating products that are useful and meaningful.

The Apple Watch is amazing but can be a pain to use. Do you scroll or swipe on that screen to show more?

I did it a few months back, and it’s been pretty nice.

AI-generated art has transcended its status as a mere experimental novelty and has firmly established itself as an essential part of the intersection of the cultural, technological, and business landscapes. In this article, we will explore how AI is changing art and what conventions are being challenged in this rapid evolution.