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Practical Exercises for Aspiring Product Designers

Monowi’s hands-on exercises will guide you, build your confidence, and help you develop skills quickly and effectively.

Generative AI in UX: Opportunities and Obstacles

As UX professionals, we often reflect on our existing methods and seek new ones in order to improve our research processes and deliver more user-centred designs and experiences.

Design for Colorblind People

Colorblindness, or color vision deficiency, affects approximately 8% of men and 0.5% of women worldwide. It means that millions of people experience the digital world differently.

Freelancers: Tips for Increasing Your Rates

Learn how to raise your rates and earn more as a freelancer. Tips and strategies to help you value your work and negotiate with clients.

Understanding Domain Names and Their Importance

A domain name is a unique and memorable web address used to identify and access a specific website on the internet. It’s made up of a name and a top-level domain (TLD), like “example.com.” Domain names make it easier for users to find websites without needing to remember numerical IP addresses.

Facing our Interfaces

Matías Duarte’s podcast on why the only limitation for design is imagination (…and battery life)

The Silent Crisis in Open Source

Despite outlining the urgency and the need for community involvement to keep the project maintained, proposing several options for the future of the project, and emphasizing the importance of maintaining or gracefully deprecating node-pre-gyp to avoid disruptions, it wasn’t resolved until very recently.

Stacking Up Qualcomm’s Latest Chips Against Apple, Intel, and AMD

After 12 years of trying to make Windows on Arm happen, Microsoft has made Windows on Arm happen. That’s a long time to keep throwing money at a version of Windows that, historically, has lacked compatible software, reliable emulation, and capable enough performance for even light workloads. But it seems like Microsoft’s 12-year odyssey is starting to pay off now that Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X Elite and X Plus chips are turning…

Pure CSS Logos

Some of those CodePen experiments have been focusing on recreating recognizable logos using only CSS. These impressive feats showcase not only the power of pure CSS but also the ingenuity and creativity of many front-end developers.

Design Education Is Like a Marathon, Not a Sprint

If you have recently started taking your first steps in product or UX design, don’t stop reading. This article is not meant to discourage you from pursuing your dream of becoming a designer one day. I truly keep my fingers crossed for you and your success.

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