Now that we’ve entered 2023, let’s take a closer look at what this year will bring for UXers, and what are the top UX trends for 2023, and how they will evolve to become integral components of the UX process.

You’re flourishing in your career, you’re performing brilliantly, and your credibility is soaring. But there can be a negative side to this experience: When you’re so effective, you can be saddled with even more work.

Netflix Japan has announced that it used AI-generated art in a new short anime film. To avoid paying artists? Not at all. It claims the move was to “help the anime industry” amid an ongoing labour shortage. Unsurprisingly, anime artists and fans aren’t impressed…

Ahmad Shadeed takes a modern look at responsive web design and explores what’s in for the future.

The platform will soon introduce a ‘paid basic tier,’ with more details expected sometime next week.

Again in 2023, all major browser vendors, and other stakeholders, work together to solve the top browsers compatibility issues.

The bizarre and grotesque images seen in ads at the end of an article aren’t an accident. They are now part of the internet’s native language.

The recent showcase of Samsung’s new range of Galaxy S23 smartphones came with a surprising sprinkle of Hollywood star dust as the Apple rival revealed film director Ridley Scott’s making his next movie using the new Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra.

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Current diffusion-based AI models can and will reproduce copyrighted images from its data set, though rarely. It will get worse the bigger these systems become.