Articles
If design principles are for designs, then design values are for designers
Design teams should consider defining a unique set of design values for their designers.
The Design Leadership Playbook
How to hire, onboard & manage a high-impact design org.
Ink Thinking Improves UX-Decision Making
Ink thinking is a method of journaling your decisions and their subsequent outcomes to reveal patterns in your intuitive decision making.
Designing A Better Language Selector
The country and language selector might appear like a quite trivial design challenge, but there are plenty of fine details that make or break the experience.
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Tools and Resources
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Blob Animation
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UX Job
UX Designer – Mutual of Omaha (Remote)
Improve the users experience of Mutual of Omaha’s digital properties by understanding and serving as a champion for the user.
Director, Product Design @ DuckDuckGo (Worldwide Remote)
DuckDuckGo is looking for a Director, Product Design to help shape their all-in-one privacy solution.
Senior UX/UI Designer @ surefoot (Remote in the US)
As a Senior UX/UI Designer at surefoot, you’ll rely on data and usability best practices to craft functional, user-centric designs that solve users’ pain points.
Last But Not Least
It’s time we fix the unethical design of cookie consent windows
How can we design an ethical and transparent cookie consent window instead of forcing users to accept all cookies?
“Design is simply to move from an existing condition to a preferred one.”
— Milton Glaser
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