UX/Design Practices

When you can’t seem to get into that oh-so-glorious creative groove, try one of these handy tips that has proven to help get my creative juices flowing.

Asking “Why?” can help you assess whether your aesthetic decisions are truly meeting user needs. This is the question you need to be asking yourself.

As a designer, I use a lot of user experience terminology to explain rationale, methods, and concepts. I highlight the ones that create the most confusion.

Typography is one of the most important aspects of website design. By following just a few rules, you can make great headway in improving web typography.

Because we design software interfaces for human interaction, our designs and processes are likely subject to some biases.

You don't want errors to happen, but they will. The experience should be as painless as possible for the user—don't make a stressful time worse.