Breadcrumbs Are Dead in Web Design
Alright, it’s time for some tough love: breadcrumbs are dead. And before anyone accuses me of disregarding 20+ years of usability…
The Death of Google Search: Is the Search Engine on Its Last Legs?
In the world of digital marketing and web development, few institutions have been as influential as Google Search. For years,…
Why Does Unsplash Need Two Search Bars? Let’s Talk About It
Have you ever visited Unsplash, that go-to treasure trove of beautiful, free stock images, and wondered why on Earth they’ve…
Why Icon-Only Design Is Failing Users: The Case for Text Labels
In recent years, the minimalist trend has taken over the design world. Sleek, clean layouts have become synonymous with good…
How to Create Better Error Alerts: A Guide to Improving User Experience
Error alerts are a crucial part of any software or system, serving as the interface between a program and its…
The Dark Side of UX: Lessons from OnlyFans’ Addictive Design
When we think of exceptional user experience (UX) design, our minds often gravitate toward e-commerce platforms, SaaS tools, or even…
Goodbye Bitly… New Preview Page is a Major Step Back
For years, Bitly has been the go-to URL shortening service for marketers, creators, and businesses alike, offering a quick and…
Mapping India: How Google Designed a User-Centric Navigation Experience
Building Google Maps for India wasn’t just about technology—it was about truly understanding how people navigate a country as complex…
✨Why Emojis Are the Ultimate User Interface ✨
Let’s talk about emojis. We all use them—whether it’s a quick 😂 to lighten the mood in a text or…
Opera Air: A Mindful Browser That Strikes a Delicate Balance
In an age where digital distractions seem to multiply by the minute, Opera has launched Opera Air, a browser that…
Why Customers Hate Chatbots (And Why You Should Too)
For years, chatbots have been paraded as the future of customer service. Businesses embraced them with open arms, wooed by…
The Browser Back Button: Hero, Villain, or Outdated Relic?
Ah, the humble browser back button. It sits there in the top-left corner of your screen (or hidden in your…
The Iconic Visual Design of Squid Game: Lessons for Web Designers
When Squid Game hit our screens, it was an instant cultural phenomenon. Beyond its gripping narrative and unsettling critique of…
The Usability Myth: Users Don’t Really Know What They Want (and That’s Totally OK!)
If you’ve spent any time in UX design, you’ve probably heard it a thousand times: “Design for the user.” It’s…
Spotify’s Secret Star Wars Easter Egg: The Hidden Lightsaber Feature
A years-old Reddit post on Reddit has recently been rediscovered, sending Star Wars fans and Spotify users alike into a…
FTC Orders accessiBe to Pay $1 Million for Deceptive AI Accessibility Claims
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has mandated that accessiBe, a provider of web accessibility solutions, pay $1 million to settle…
Evolving Usability: Advanced Heuristics for Pro-Level Interfaces
In the world of User Experience (UX) design, Jakob Nielsen’s 10 Usability Heuristics for User Interface Design have long been…
Santa’s High-Tech Holiday Logistics: A UX Fairy Tale
It’s Christmas Eve, and Santa Claus is preparing for his busiest night of the year. But have you ever wondered…