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Color Theory for User Interfaces
This week, I spent some time updating my personal brand and that means I spent a lot of time playing with color. It brought me back to my early days of design, where I often struggled to choose colors and make color palettes. But once I learned color theory, it transformed my approach and my…
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Designing Mobile-First Experiences
Having a well-made website is one thing, but having it work seamlessly on mobile is another. In fact, how well your company does is directly related to how your website appears on a mobile device. Mike Hakob from UXmatters states that almost 70% of users will abandon their carts if the checkout process is clunky…
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Conducting Effective UX Research for Any Project
If asked, most people would classify UX design as a creative job. But if you work in the field, you know the design part couldn’t be done without conducting research first. What makes UX research such an important stepping stone is that it studies typical users to uncover behaviors and motivations with a specific product.…
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UX Trends You’ll Actually Use in 2026
Trends come and go, but are they worth jumping on the band wagon? Particularly in the UX design industry, trends happen often, promising innovation and better user experiences. However, this year there are a few “trends” that stand out, being more than just the latest design advice. These best practices are things all professionals should…
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Being a UX Designer in the Age of AI
We all have seen the headlines in the news, AI taking our jobs, our tasks, and changing the future of work forever. But this new reality hasn’t stopped me from pursuing a career in UX design. While many fear that these AI machines can turn out perfect wire frames and fresh interfaces, this must mean…
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