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Liquid Glass Is Cracked, and Usability Suffers in iOS 26
5 days ago
Summary: iOS 26’s visual language obscures content instead of letting it take...
Stop Misrecruits: Add Foils to Your Screener
5 days ago
Summary: Foils are fake (but plausible) options in screeners that catch inattentive...
Personas Make Users Memorable
12 days ago
Summary: Personas support user-centered design throughout a project’s lifecycle by making user...
Aligning UX Metrics with Organizational Goals: A Workshop Guide
12 days ago
Summary: UX teams often track the wrong metrics or too many metrics...
Two New Live Online Training Courses
15 days ago
NN/G is excited to introduce two new Live Online Training courses designed...
From Confrontation to Collaboration: The Developer-Designer Relationship
19 days ago
Summary: The infamous developer-designer relationship doesn’t need to be toxic. Design and...
7 Deadly AI Sins for UX Professionals
19 days ago
Summary: Succumbing to AI temptations weakens your UX skills. Strive for the...
Prioritize Smarts over Sentience to Increase Trust with AI
26 days ago
Summary: People trust AI more when it seems smarter rather than sentient...
How to Spot Signs of UX Maturity Regression
26 days ago
Summary: Recognizing signs of UX maturity regression early and addressing them quickly...
A Millennial’s DVD Collection: I’m Returning to Physical Discs
about 1 month ago
Summary: Frustrating streaming apps and smart TV design pushed at least one...
Onboarding and Connecting Smart Devices: 5 Guidelines for User-Friendly Smart-Device Apps
about 1 month ago
Summary: Smart-device apps must provide clear, user-friendly onboarding flows to prevent users...
The VR Hype Cycle: Lessons for the Age of AI
about 1 month ago
Summary: Hype happens when messaging becomes divorced from good experiences. Learning from...