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Adam Silver · Nov 16, 2025
Last week, I attended a design crit. One designer shared a multi-step form - here’s what one of the pages looked like: Here’s the last step: Another designer raised a concern that all the change links under “Applicant details” go to the same page. She said: “I’ve seen issues in the past because every change link takes.
Adam Silver · Nov 2, 2025
A year ago I posted this on LinkedIn: I tell my students to avoid select boxes. Because it’s often better to use radio buttons. But students often say “But it’ll make the page too long”. Yep, but that doesn’t necessarily mean it’s bad UX. See the page I designed to let users select a course. Huge list of radio buttons.
tempertemper · Martin Underhill · Nov 1, 2025
I’ve written about why we probably shouldn’t use header elements for headings, but what should we use instead? The element is back!
Ahmad Shadeed · Oct 23, 2025
Microsoft Design · Microsoft Design · Oct 16, 2025
Six practical mindsets for building secure and resilient UX By Venita Subramanian Venita Subramanian is a Design lead within Microsoft Security UX where she spearheads Secure by Design, a company-wide initiative focused on blending creativity, craft, and frameworks to make security a natural part of every experience f.
tempertemper · Martin Underhill · Oct 15, 2025
I have a habit of thinking pretty deeply about semantics and structure, and have been considering the main page heading and where it should live.
Dovetail · Oct 8, 2025
Today, we launched 10 new capabilities in Dovetail which put customer feedback at the heart of how products are built, disrupting the traditional linear SDLC workflow.
Dovetail · Oct 2, 2025
From customer feedback to instant AI prototypes: Our new partnership with AI prototyping tool Alloy
Microsoft Design · Microsoft Design · Oct 1, 2025
By Jon Friedman, CVP of Design and Research for Microsoft 365 Read the full article on our new website here . When it comes to outsized impact, it’s hard to debate the almighty icon. No bigger than a postage stamp, these tiny symbols are gateways to entire experiences, distilling complex ideas, product abilities, and.
Prototypr · Elizabeth Alli · Sep 30, 2025
Most design problems aren’t ‘design’ problems and that’s why Figma is not where you should be doing most of your design work. Continue reading on Prototypr »
A List Apart · by Michel Ferreira · Sep 26, 2025
"Language is not merely a set of unrelated sounds, clauses, rules, and meanings; it is a totally coherent system bound to context and behavior." — Kenneth L. Pike The web has accents. So should our design systems. Design Systems as Living Languages Design systems aren't component libraries—they’re living languages. To.
Prototypr · Hannah Milan · Sep 23, 2025
An unfiltered look at the first-pass results from Stitch, Claude, and more — and what it means for the future of UI design. Continue reading on Prototypr »
Dovetail · Sep 22, 2025
What if testing AI prompts felt as intuitive and visual as building UI components in Storybook?
Prototypr · Hannah Milan · Sep 20, 2025
My own sleepless thoughts on why the future of learning must go beyond crash tutorials and tackle ethics, accessibility, and… Continue reading on Prototypr »
Microsoft Design · Microsoft Design · Sep 18, 2025
How cybernetic loops are helping us turn “human in the loop” from a catchphrase into a design practice. by Matt Fick, Senior UX Architect, Business & Industry Copilot and Max Peterschmidt, Principal User Researcher, Business & Industry Copilot. Imagine driving across town during rush hour. You might have a planned rou.
GOV.UK Accessibility Blog · Kerry Lyons, Senior Content Designer, Department for Education · Sep 16, 2025
Making it easier for people to find what they need in the Department for Education accessibility and inclusive design manual.
tempertemper · Martin Underhill · Aug 31, 2025
Accessibility buy-in from senior leadership can be tough; real change comes from the people who design and build.
Adam Silver · Aug 29, 2025
In season 8, episode 12 of The Simpsons, Bart presses a button on a talking bear display. The bear asks “Only who can prevent forest fires?” Bart presses “You”. The bear replies “You pressed ‘you’ referring to ‘me’ – that is incorrect. The correct answer is you”. The same confusion comes up in digital products and web.
Prototypr · Toni Wowtscherk · Aug 25, 2025
Between Humans and AI: The new design dilemma. AI is disrupting more than the software industry, and is doing so at a breakneck speed. Not long ago, designers were deep in Figma variables and pixel-perfect mockups. Now, tools like v0, Lovable, and Cursor are enabling instant, vibe-based prototyping that makes old meth.
Microsoft Design · Microsoft Design · Aug 19, 2025
Using positive psychology to craft delightful sign-in & sign-up experiences By Eva McSweeney When was the last time you thought deeply about a sign-in screen? Probably never. And that’s kind of the point. The best authentication experiences should feel frictionless, intuitive, and almost forgettable. But crafting that.
