Articles
Shortcuts to superpowers
What an emerging design pattern tells us about disruption.
Honestly, it depends
Outlining the impact of every single design change.
How to Learn Product Design as a Newbie
Learning a new craft is all about the right learning materials, development tools, and having a determined mindset.
The Growing Demand For UX Managers
The hot UX job right now is User Experience Manager which is sign that things are changing for the better.
Extending Atomic Design
Atomic design is 6 years old and the design system landscape has dramatically changed.
10 usability heuristics every designer should know
A look at interaction design principles created by Jakob Nielsen 25 years ago that is still relevant today.
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Tools and Resources
Framer Motion
An open source React library to power production-ready animations.
AEUX
Transfer layers from Sketch and Figma into After Effects with the least amount of friction from visual design to motion.
Media
Shape Up
A free online book about how the folks at Basecamp do product development.
Dylan Field – Overtime Design Podcast
Figma co-founder Dylan Field talks about building design tools that empower collaboration.
Bob Baxley – DesignBetter
Bob talks productive design reviews, getting in sync with engineers, and what it takes to build key relationships with executives.
UX Portfolio
Adam Noffsinger
Adam is a Senior Product Designer at Dropbox working on Design Systems.
Last But Not Least
Tarot-o-bot
Predict your future in design and tech.
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