If you’ve had half an eye on 2020 web design, you’re probably familiar with the latest fashions. Dark mode with hot pops of color. Glowing futuristic duotones. Three-dimensional, softly shadowed ...

A handy guide for remembering Fitts’s Law, Jakob’s Law, and more. Good design tends to follow general principles that give designers overarching guidelines to work within. But for user experience and ...

It’s no secret that the pandemic completely changed the conversation about how we work and where we work. Employees now prioritize work flexibility, and companies that can provide it have the upper ...

How many of your users have requested a dark mode in your product? I’m guessing it’s a dozen at least, if not much more. Heck, I once received a dark mode request from a government employee using our ...

As consumers and business users become more knowledgeable and comfortable with technology, their overall expectations for user experience have changed. UX designers are constantly looking for ways to ...

Users have never had more choice than they do today. To solve any given challenge, there are dozens of software products available, and new products are continually being introduced to the market.

IT professionals need to become more intimately engaged with user experience (UX) designers -- the end result is software that is much more appealing, more conducive to productivity, and less likely ...

In the early days of the internet, web designers were regarded as digital magicians, conjuring up products that amazed and delighted users. The truth, however, is that every part of this process is ...