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Design is never really done.
User experience design is never finished.
Unsolicited redesigns are terrific and fun, but…
“Sometimes I think design is winning. Then I log into my bank's web site and my payroll co's web site, and I realize: nope, not yet.”
The shortage in UX talent for editorial products.
A conversation with Khoi Vinh on grid-based graphic design.
A collage-making tool and a social network.
The numbers game behind subscribing.
Customer friendliness and environmental responsibility.
“I won’t like them any more for it, but I will respect them more.”
“Simpler tools are very often better tools.”
“Idea: an app that remembers all of my ideas for apps that I will almost certainly never build.”
A selection of card-based apps on a Pinterest board.
“Products that change user behaviors require tremendous effort.”
“This is starting to feel like a new and different kind of Adobe.”
Are hollow icons really slower to recognize?
On the key economic challenge to making wearables.
Where to find it for almost nothing or nothing at all.
A working definition for a trending UI design paradigm.
A talk with the designer and book author.
“The world's first browser for cards.”
“The most capable color picker for designers out there.”
Quickly wireframe ideas for web and mobile.
“The landscape is significantly changing for how we designers do our work.”
Design details of the news app.
Pros and cons of the two approaches.
“UX prototyping software is in a truly germinal stage.”
Results of a survey with 4,000 participants from 200 countries.
The iPad as primary work platform.
Interview with the man who explores fictional user interfaces.
“Figma is almost surely the richest browser-based authoring tool ever released for design customers.”
Talk about Sayspring, a tool to create interactive voice prototypes.
Let’s examine the way our products use illustrations.
What do we want design to be?