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Brutalism in the AI Era: Why Ugly Might Be the Only Honest Aesthetic Left
about 19 hours ago
AI is turning the web into one big pastel gradient with rounded...
Dark Mode Is the New Comic Sans (And You Know It)
3 days ago
Dark mode is the Comic Sans of our time—born useful, hijacked by...
Evergreen Web Design Is a Lie (But Maybe That’s Okay)
6 days ago
“Evergreen” web design sounds noble, but in reality, it’s just safe, bland...
The Coming War of AI Browsers: Why the Web Will Never Be the Same Again
8 days ago
AI browsers aren’t just changing how we surf the web—they’re rewriting the...
The UX Nightmare: Why Tech Is Becoming Unusable for Everyone Except Cyborgs
10 days ago
Modern tech UX has become so convoluted that even younger users struggle...
The Layered Aesthetic: Depth, Complexity, and Chaos Done Right
13 days ago
The layered aesthetic is where design stops being flat and starts telling...
How Scrolljacking Breaks UX Fundamentals
15 days ago
Scrolljacking is the UX crime nobody asked for—stealing your scroll, dictating your...
Exciting New Tools for Designers, October 2025
17 days ago
So many new tools for designers this month! From AI help to...
AI Is Revolutionizing User Testing in 2025 — and Honestly, It’s About Time
20 days ago
In 2025, AI isn't just helping with user testing—it's completely replacing the...
Feedback Fatigue: Why AI Will Stop Asking for Your Opinion
22 days ago
You still think you’re in control when you click that thumbs-up? Think...
The AI Avalanche: Are We Drowning in Our Own Creation?
24 days ago
AI isn’t making life easier—it’s burying us in tools we can’t keep...
Designing for the 1%: Why Edge Cases Aren’t Optional
27 days ago
Most designers build for the "happy path"—but real users live in the...