It’s hard to believe the end of the year is right around the corner. That isn’t stopping website designers from trying new things to keep things interesting as we begin to close out 2024, though.

We all have different writing styles and tones of voice, but what if fonts did, too? What kind of personality would Calibri have?

I’ve been using visual regression tools off and on since 2017 when building Design Systems. Seven years later in 2024, things haven’t changed a whole lot. While the current offerings are better than they were in 2017, there’s a lingering cross-operating system problem, which is where the paid offerings come in. Paying for visual regression testing can be difficult in different organizations, so it’s tempting to look at open source…

Learn how to create an organic distortion effect for text using JavaScript and CSS for a unique, fluid animation.

Creating a seamless user experience (UX) is not a one-step process; it’s a journey that requires careful planning, research, iteration, and collaboration.

This article records my conversation with Miranda Slayter, Principal Designer at Booking.com and Content Creator at UX Survival Guide. We chatted during the WaysConf conference in September 2024. We discussed how Miranda shapes Booking’s vision for the next five years, how she measures the success of her work, her take on the future of UX and Product Design, and her thoughts about dark patterns. Happy reading!

In the world of digital marketing, on-page SEO is essential not only for boosting search engine rankings but also for driving sales.

If you’re on the fence as to whether you should pay for a custom designed website, or try and create something yourself then you’re not alone.

Beginners in the UX world will quickly face one constant dilemma: bridging the gap between their own labels and mental models and those of users.

If you’re finding today a bit stressful for some reason, grab a respite by sinking into any of these web design inspiration websites.